Acceptable Use Policy
Effective 10 August 2026
MeshTack sends messages and creates content on your behalf, under your business name and
phone number. What you send reflects on you first — and on us second, because it travels
over our infrastructure. This page sets out where the line is.
1. You must not use MeshTack to
- Pretend to be someone else — another business, a bank, a government
department, a courier, or a named individual. Using a brand you do not own is
impersonation even if you sell that brand's products.
- Promise medical outcomes. No cures, no guaranteed results, no
treatment claims. Describing what a product is remains fine; promising what
it will do to someone's health does not.
- Promise financial returns — guaranteed profits, doubling money,
risk-free investment, lottery or chit-fund style schemes.
- Attack people for who they are — religion, caste, gender, sexuality,
disability or nationality.
- Send sexual content, or promote or threaten violence.
- Message people who never agreed to hear from you. Buying a list of
numbers is not consent. This is also WhatsApp's rule, and breaking it costs you your
number, not only your account here.
- Mislead about price, availability or terms — including inside a
generated video, where a number is easy to state and hard to take back.
2. Ordinary business promotion is fine
Confident marketing is not a violation. Discounts, offers, comparisons with competitors,
urgency, strong claims about your own product — all allowed. The line is not enthusiasm.
It is whether the claim is true, and whether it is yours to make.
3. Generated video
Video scripts are checked automatically before they render. If one is refused you are told
why, and nothing is charged for a video that was never made.
- An AI writes the first draft from your topic or product. You are responsible
for what it says. Read it before rendering, and check any price or claim it
produced.
- Stock photographs are licensed for use inside a finished video. You may
publish and monetise that video. You may not extract the photograph and use it
separately.
- Images you upload must be yours to use. Do not upload photographs of people who have
not agreed to appear in your advertising.
4. If you breach this
A refused submission is recorded — what was submitted, when, and why it was refused.
Repeated refusals pause your ability to submit and bring the account to a person for
review. We would rather ask what happened than switch you off, but persistent or
deliberate misuse ends the account.
We keep these records because we may be asked to account for what was published through
our systems. That record is also what protects an honest customer from being blamed for
someone else's misuse.
5. Reporting something
If you received something through MeshTack that breaches this policy, tell us: the
sender's business name and number, and the message or video. Email
support@meshitsolutions.com or call +91 92178 25076.