You keep ownership
You grant only the limited permission needed to store, transmit, secure, and return what you put in a box.
Policies written in plain language
svc.nz is a small, private-trial byte service that uses capabilities, not passwords, as its security model. These pages explain how that works, along with the current limits and risks that come with a private trial.
Possession is access
Anyone holding a valid capability can use its permissions. svc.nz cannot tell an intended holder from someone who copied it.
No sale or training use
Stored content is not sold, used for advertising, or used to train machine-learning models.
The policy stack
Find the policy that answers your question
The Terms govern use. The other pages explain particular parts of that relationship in more detail and are incorporated into the Terms where stated.
Terms of service
The agreement for using svc.nz, including ownership, service limits, suspension, warranty, and liability.
Read the terms →Privacy policy
What the service collects, why it is used, where it goes, how long it remains, and the choices available to you.
Read privacy →Acceptable use
The content and behaviour that do not belong on the service, from illegal material to malware and infrastructure abuse.
Read acceptable use →Abuse process
How to report harmful or illegal content, what a valid report needs, and what can happen next.
Report abuse →Security
How to disclose a vulnerability safely, the boundaries for testing, and what the current service does to protect capabilities and bytes.
Read security →Copyright
A New Zealand-focused process for copyright and other intellectual-property complaints and responses.
Read copyright →Cookies + storage
No advertising trackers. A precise inventory of theme preferences, console credentials, and edge security storage.
Read browser storage →Subprocessors
The small set of infrastructure providers that help deliver, protect, and operate the hosted service.
See providers →Contact
Not sure which route fits? Start with the general address. Do not include a live capability in ordinary email.
svc@anphase.co.nz →