Working draft — legal review remains recommended. This page is a practical starting draft, not legal advice. Before relying on it as a complete legal notice, add the operator’s legal entity and contact details, confirm actual telephony, analytics, storage, and support practices, and have an Australian-qualified lawyer review it.

Acceptable Use Policy

Last updated: 22 August 2026

1. Purpose

This policy protects customers, recipients, and the service. It applies to account details, scheduled calls, customer-authored messages, and any associated support use.

2. Prohibited use

You must not use WakeUpCall247 to impersonate emergency services, government, employers, real companies, or real individuals; contact a number without permission; threaten, harass, defame, scam, or discriminate; bypass access controls; upload malware; scrape or overload the service; or violate a law, carrier rule, or third-party right.

3. Permitted personal scenarios

Customer-written motivation must stay lawful, personal, and clearly disclosed as part of a WakeUpCall247 fixed spoken wake-up call. It must not impersonate a real-world caller identity or present a false emergency, employment, or third-party contact.

4. Enforcement

WakeUpCall247 may block a message, suspend an account, preserve information where required, or report unlawful activity where appropriate. Enforcement should be proportionate and should not remove a customer’s non-excludable legal rights.

5. Report a concern

WakeUpCall247 should publish a monitored support and abuse-reporting contact. Reports should identify the relevant account or scheduled event without including unnecessary sensitive information.

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