Legal
Acceptable Use
What okayfellow products, including 9 Identity, are for, and what they must never be used for.
Last updated: October 8, 2026
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Who this applies to
This policy applies to anyone using okayfellow products and services, including 9 Identity, the community tools and this website.
Intended uses
okayfellow products are built for legitimate purposes, such as:
- Privacy, including keeping personal browsing separate
- Web development
- QA and testing
- Research, including browser and privacy research
- Separated browser workflows for different clients, projects or roles
- Account and environment isolation, where allowed by the relevant service
Prohibited uses
You must not use okayfellow products, including 9 Identity, to:
- Commit fraud, or deceive people or businesses for financial or other gain
- Steal identities or impersonate real people
- Gain unauthorized access to accounts, systems or data
- Evade security controls for malicious purposes
- Evade bans, suspensions or other enforcement actions in order to continue abusive behavior
- Distribute malware or spam, or send abusive automated traffic
- Violate applicable law or the rights of others
Your responsibility
You are responsible for how you use okayfellow products. That includes following the laws that apply to you and the terms of the websites and services you access. Some services do not allow multiple accounts or automated access; respect those rules.
Enforcement
If we reasonably believe a product is being used in violation of this policy, we may decline to sell a license, or suspend or revoke an existing one, to the extent permitted by the applicable licensing terms.
Reporting misuse
If you believe an okayfellow product is being misused, email [email protected] with the subject “Misuse Report” and as much detail as you can share.