Terms and Conditions

Scope

These terms govern use of secretchip.net, the AEGIS PDNS resolver service, and related informational content provided by SecretChip.

Permitted use

You may use this site and the AEGIS PDNS resolver for lawful informational, personal, and business communication purposes consistent with the Acceptable Use Policy.

Prohibited use

You must not misuse the site or the resolver, interfere with operations, attempt unauthorized access, or use the service for unlawful activity.

Intellectual property

Site content and branding are owned by SecretChip or its licensors unless stated otherwise.

Service availability and best-effort filtering

• The AEGIS PDNS service is generally available. Availability and feature behavior may change as the service evolves.
• DNS filtering is best-effort. SecretChip does not guarantee that every malicious domain will be blocked or that every legitimate domain will remain accessible.
• Users are responsible for how they configure and use the resolver, including suitability for their own environment.
• SecretChip may rate-limit, suspend, or block use that is abusive, unlawful, or that materially impacts platform health.

Disclaimer and no warranty

The website and the AEGIS PDNS service are provided on an as-is and as-available basis. SecretChip does not warrant uninterrupted operation, error-free responses, or that every malicious domain will be blocked or that every legitimate domain will remain accessible.

Limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, SecretChip limits liability for indirect or consequential losses arising from use of the website or the AEGIS PDNS service.

External links

Third-party links are provided for convenience. SecretChip is not responsible for external content.

Service changes

SecretChip may modify, suspend, or discontinue site or service features at any time.

Governing law

SecretChip operates from Europe. These terms are governed by the laws of SecretChip's European operating jurisdiction, including applicable European Union data protection and consumer protection law. Where mandatory consumer protection law applies in your country of residence, that law is not displaced by these terms.