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title: Threadpacket terms of use
description: The terms of the hosted Threadpacket service: what it is, your account, your content, what not to do, and how it ends.
canonical: https://threadpacket.com/terms
last-updated: 2026-11-11
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# Terms of use

These terms cover the hosted Threadpacket service at threadpacket.com, run by Eugene Olshenbaum. Threadpacket's code is open source (MIT). A server you run on your own Cloudflare account is yours, and these terms don't apply to it.

## The service

Free and provided as is: no promise it is always available, free of errors, or keeps your data. Packets are deleted after 7 days by default (up to 30), so keep your own copy of anything that matters. Limits (25 MiB per file, 10 files per packet, 10 people per team) may change.

## Your account

Your access code is the only key, and nobody can recover it. Your team's admin can reset it. An admin who loses their code while signed out everywhere starts a new team.

## Your content

What you send stays yours. Threadpacket stores it only to deliver it to the people you address, and deletes it when it expires. The operator doesn't read it: see https://threadpacket.com/privacy.

## Don't

- Send anything illegal, or anything you have no right to share.
- Send malware or spam.
- Probe or attack the service or other teams' data. Report problems privately: https://github.com/evgolsh/threadpacket/blob/main/SECURITY.md.
- Use Threadpacket for bulk sign-ups or as general file hosting.

## Ending

You can delete your team at any time (Your team, then Delete team). The operator may suspend or delete a team that breaks these terms, and may end the service, with notice on the homepage where possible.

## Liability

As far as the law allows, the operator isn't liable for any loss from using Threadpacket, including lost data or a packet that doesn't arrive.

## Changes

This page shows the date of its last change. Using Threadpacket after a change means you accept it.

Questions: https://threadpacket.com/contact