Community Guidelines

Section 1 — Developer Guidelines

Every developer who creates an account and publishes a game or application on Appsinity Store is expected to follow professional publishing, build integrity, intellectual property, and conduct standards. Access to a free public publishing platform carries responsibility for everything uploaded, described, linked, and communicated through the service. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

1.1 Game Listing Standards

A game listing is the first thing a player sees and it must honestly and accurately represent the game at all times. Titles, descriptions, screenshots, icons, banners, supported platforms, and category tags must all match the actual content being distributed. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

1.2 Download and Build Standards

The download link provided by a developer is the file players receive. Developers are fully responsible for the file behind the download button. Builds must match the listing, remain free of harmful software, and stay correctly linked when hosted on third-party services such as Google Drive or Dropbox. Security issues must be resolved promptly by updating or removing the affected build. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}

1.2.1 Gallifai Safety Scanning

Appsinity uses Gallifai, an AI-assisted safety system, to actively scan games after they are uploaded or submitted for publication. Gallifai helps detect malware, suspicious files, deceptive builds, and other harmful material. If Gallifai or a manual review identifies a serious safety risk, Appsinity may remove the game, restrict access, or take enforcement action against the developer account.

1.2.2 Developer Identity and Support Details

To help players stay safe and contact the correct publisher, Appsinity may show limited developer details on public listings. Personal or individual developer accounts may show the developer's first name, country, and support email address. Company accounts may show the company name, country, support email address, and registered company type, such as Pvt. Ltd., Corp., Inc., or another applicable business classification.

1.3 Intellectual Property Rules

Developers must own or have full rights to all content they publish. This includes game builds, art, code, logos, music, fonts, and sound effects. Appsinity takes intellectual property seriously and will act on valid takedown claims. Impersonation of another studio, developer, or brand is prohibited, and repeated IP violations may result in permanent account removal. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}

1.4 Content Standards for Games

Appsinity Store is a teen-safe platform by default. Mild fantasy violence and clearly tagged horror content appropriate for teens may be allowed, while realistic gore, sexually explicit material, hate content, and gambling systems that target minors are prohibited. Strong language should be clearly tagged where applicable. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}

1.5 Communication and Conduct as a Developer

Developers must communicate with players and the Appsinity team professionally. Aggressive or retaliatory responses to reviews, spam use of notification systems, fake review manipulation, and impersonation of platform staff are not permitted. How a developer communicates reflects on both their brand and the wider platform. :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}

Section 2 — Player Guidelines

Players are central to the Appsinity ecosystem. To preserve a positive experience for everyone, players must follow rules concerning downloading behaviour, reviews, respectful conduct, and reporting systems. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}

2.1 Downloading Games

• Download games only for personal, non-commercial use unless the developer clearly permits otherwise.
• Do not redistribute, re-upload, repackage, or resell any downloaded game without written developer consent.
• Understand that Gallifai helps scan uploaded or submitted games, but automated scanning is not a guarantee that every unsafe file will be detected.
• Scan files with antivirus software before installation, especially where third-party hosting is used.
• Report any build that contains unexpected software or does not match its listing.
• Do not use bots or automated tools to mass-download platform content. :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}

2.2 Ratings and Reviews

Ratings and reviews help players make informed choices and give developers genuine feedback. Reviews must reflect real experience with the game and remain constructive, specific, and respectful. Spam, fake reviews, review bombing, abuse, and reviews used to advertise unrelated products or services are prohibited. :contentReference[oaicite:10]{index=10}

2.3 Community Behaviour

Users must not harass, bully, threaten, discriminate against, or doxx other people on the platform. Respectful interaction is expected across all community and developer-facing spaces. Unsolicited attempts to recruit users away from the platform through promotional messaging are also prohibited. :contentReference[oaicite:11]{index=11}

2.4 Reporting Violations

Users should report content that appears to violate these guidelines. Urgent safety issues, such as malware in a downloadable build, should be reported immediately through the official support email. Abuse of the reporting system, including false reports made simply because a user dislikes a game, is itself a violation. :contentReference[oaicite:12]{index=12}

Section 3 — Content Policy Quick Reference

The following content is strictly prohibited across all Appsinity features, including listings, builds, reviews, icons, screenshots, descriptions, and any other user-visible or developer-submitted materials. These restrictions exist to protect players, developers, and the integrity of the platform itself. :contentReference[oaicite:13]{index=13}

Section 4 — Enforcement and Consequences

Appsinity Technologies applies a proportionate enforcement framework. Minor issues may result in warnings and requests to correct content, while severe or repeated violations may result in removal, suspension, or permanent termination. Immediate action may be taken without warning where there is an urgent threat to users or platform integrity. :contentReference[oaicite:15]{index=15}

Section 5 — Appeals Process

Appsinity Store is committed to fair enforcement. If content is removed or an account is suspended in error, the affected user may submit a formal appeal through official support channels. Appeals should include the registered account email, affected listing or game title, and any supporting evidence such as ownership or license documentation. :contentReference[oaicite:16]{index=16}

How to Submit an Appeal

• Send the request to support@appsinity.com.
• Use the subject line: Appsinity — Appeal Request.
• Include the account email and the affected listing URL or game title.
• Explain clearly why the enforcement action should be reconsidered.

What Cannot Be Appealed

• Permanent bans for confirmed malware distribution.
• Permanent bans for repeated serious violations after prior warnings.
• Content removals required by legally valid third-party intellectual property claims. :contentReference[oaicite:17]{index=17}

Section 6 — Safety for Younger Players

Appsinity Store is designed as a safe environment for teenage users and the broader public. Content standards, moderation systems, and platform rules are all written with this audience in mind. Users under 13 should not use the platform, and parents or guardians may request removal of accounts belonging to children under that age. Harassment or predatory behaviour toward younger users is treated as a critical violation with immediate permanent consequences. :contentReference[oaicite:18]{index=18}

• Listings default to teen-safe content standards.
• Explicit adult or highly graphic content is prohibited.
• Players aged 13–17 are encouraged to use the platform with parental awareness.
• Marketing or promotions specifically targeting children under 13 are not allowed.
• Predatory conduct toward younger users results in immediate permanent removal. :contentReference[oaicite:19]{index=19}

Section 7 — Guideline Updates

These Community Guidelines are a living document and may be revised as Appsinity Store grows in features, users, and platform scope. Significant changes may be communicated through registered user notifications where possible, and continued use of the platform after an update constitutes acceptance of the revised guidelines. The most current version should remain available through the official Appsinity website. :contentReference[oaicite:20]{index=20}

Contact and Reporting

For guideline questions, safety reports, appeals, or copyright matters, users and developers should contact Appsinity Store directly through official Appsinity Technologies channels. Clear subject lines help route requests faster and improve response quality. :contentReference[oaicite:21]{index=21}

• Email: support@appsinity.com
• Website: company.appsinity.com
• Appeals: Appsinity — Appeal Request
• Safety Reports: Appsinity — Safety Report
• Copyright Claims: Appsinity — Copyright Claim
• Organization: Appsinity Technologies
• Registration: Appsinity Technologies operates as a sole proprietorship registered in India.
• Region: India