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Terms of Use

Last updated: July 2026.

These terms define the basic rules for using XGM public tools, guides, support features, contact forms and diagnostic workflows.

1. Use of XGM

You may use XGM public tools and guides for lawful diagnostics, learning, formatting, validation, troubleshooting and operational checks. You must not use XGM to attack, overload, scrape, abuse or disrupt systems.

2. Informational results

Tool and report results are informational. DNS, SSL/TLS, HTTP, WHOIS, blacklist, metadata and public web signals can change quickly and may be incomplete, cached or provider-dependent.

3. User responsibility

You are responsible for verifying important findings before making production, security, legal, financial or operational decisions. XGM does not replace official provider dashboards, monitoring systems or expert review.

4. Acceptable input

Do not submit secrets, private keys, credentials, personal documents, confidential business data, unlawful content or data you are not allowed to process.

5. Contact and feedback submissions

By sending contact messages, feedback or support notes, you confirm that you have the right to submit the information and that the message is lawful, respectful and safe to process.

6. Service protection

XGM may apply rate limits, spam protection, moderation, logging, blocking, temporary restrictions or admin review to protect the service and other users.

7. Third-party services

Some features may depend on hosting, payment, analytics, advertising or infrastructure providers. Third-party availability, processing and policy changes are outside XGM's full control.

8. No warranty

XGM is provided as-is and as-available. The service may be unavailable, inaccurate, delayed, incomplete or changed without notice.

9. Changes to terms

These terms may change as XGM evolves. Continued use of the service means you accept the latest version published on this page.

No critical reliance

Do not rely on XGM as the only source for production-critical, legal, financial, medical, compliance or security-critical decisions.