Terms of use
These rules are short because the service is small. By using ChatLite you agree to them.
Using ChatLite
You may use ChatLite for lawful personal or professional communication. You are responsible for the messages, files and calls you send and for the people you invite. Anyone who has your invite link can add your ID, so share it with care.
What is not allowed
- Sending unlawful content, or content that harasses or threatens others.
- Sending spam or unsolicited bulk messages.
- Trying to disrupt the service, to get around its rate limits, or to access other people's conversations or data.
- Impersonating another person in a way that misleads others.
Your content
Your content stays yours. ChatLite handles it only to deliver it. Because ChatLite does not provide application-level end-to-end encryption, content that passes through the server can technically be read by it; the data handling page explains what is stored and where.
Availability and changes
ChatLite is provided as it is, without a promise that it is always available or that every call or transfer will succeed. Features, limits and these rules can change. Calls in particular depend on the networks of the people involved.
Limiting access
Use that harms other people or the service may be limited or blocked.
Related pages
See the data handling page for how information is stored and shared.