Users are solely responsible for determining whether accessing, viewing, posting, or interacting with GhostBin is lawful in their jurisdiction. Sharing personal information (i.e. doxing) is not a crime in our jurisdiction, however, certain conduct such as stalking, inciting fear of serious bodily injury, or the sexual exploitation of minors absolutely is, and we recognise that.
As such, content that violates governing law (i.e. any violation of our jurisdiction’s code), whether such violation is a criminal or civil offence, is strictly prohibited on GhostBin and will be removed once we become aware of its existence. Additionally, we may voluntarily remove content that is deemed illegal under applicable law to avoid any criminal liability on our part. Unlawful Content may include, but is not limited to, the publication of threats to kill, harm, or kidnap a person, or the publication of content to assist in the criminal extortion of an individual, or the publication of a visual depiction that involves the use of a minor engaging in sexually explicit conduct. We do not turn a blind eye to Unlawful Content for any reason, nor will we ever encourage users to engage in unlawful activities. Therefore, users are solely responsible for whatever they do. To the maximum extent permitted by law, GhostBin, its owners, administrators, staff, and other agents shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, or punitive damages arising from or relating to use of the service.
Illegally obtained content is also removed by us in a good faith effort when there is a preponderance of the evidence that the author themselves illegally obtained such content. We take action against illegally obtained content to discourage users from maliciously obtaining private information for immediate publication on our platform. Though we require sufficient evidence of such conduct or a valid court order to take action.
Does GhostBin promote harassment, swatting, violence, etc? Absolutely not. We have never encouraged our users to engage in illegal activities and are strongly against such conduct. Users that directly use our platform for any patently illegal purpose will be banned. We specifically do not want users to write messages that may encourage harm or unwanted harassment to a person. The advocacy of illegal action is a category of speech that is not protected by law. For example, writing messages such as ‘swat this person...’, or ‘text this number...’, or ‘go to this paedophile’s house...’ is strictly prohibited and you will be banned for saying such things on our platform. We employ many sufficient non-invasive methods to moderate GhostBin and restrict illegal content, that we are in no way responsible for what some completely unrelated, mentally disturbed individual may do. We do not swat, harass, or intimidate anyone, nor do we directly or indirectly encourage anyone else to.
Here is a hypothetical example: Alice is a user of YouTube and publishes a story on Bob, who is a paedophile. Completely unrelated to Alice, an anonymous viewer watches her story and decides they are going to swat Bob. Alice in no way encouraged anyone to swat, harm, or take any related action against Bob. So is YouTube, not the viewer who swatted Bob, but YouTube themselves, suddenly involved in the swatting and harassment against Bob? Clearly not, but people try to bring these claims against GhostBin and attempt to drag us into situations in which we have zero involvement.