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Blutui Anti MFA Policy
Zero Tolerance for Made-For-Advertising Sites
Industry 1 min read

1. Formal Policy (for Terms of Service)
Section: Prohibited Use – Made-For-Advertising (MFA) Websites
Blutui strictly prohibits the creation, hosting, or distribution of Made-For-Advertising (MFA) websites on its platform. MFA websites are defined as websites created primarily for the purpose of generating advertising impressions or revenue, without delivering genuine content, brand value, or user utility.
Zero Tolerance: Any MFA website hosted on Blutui will be considered a violation of these Terms of Service.
Enforcement: Blutui reserves the right to suspend or permanently remove any MFA website immediately upon detection or upon receipt of a credible report.
Account Consequences: Users responsible for MFA websites may have their accounts terminated, and all associated content and data permanently deleted, without notice or compensation.
Non-Compliance: Attempts to circumvent this policy may result in permanent suspension from the platform.
This clause is non-negotiable and is intended to preserve the integrity of the Blutui platform and protect our clients, partners, and the wider digital ecosystem.
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