EXAMAGENT · MACTRIX XR

Acceptable Use Policy

A study space for learning—not cheating, exploitation or harm.

Updated 21 September 2026

Use ExamAgent to understand

Submit questions you are authorised to use for practice, revision and learning. Read the explanation, verify the working, and use your own understanding in assessments. AI output can be wrong.

Academic integrity and intellectual property

• No assistance during live or restricted exams where outside help is forbidden.
• No completing assessed assignments or essays for submission as your own work, impersonation, exam evasion, or selling assignment-completion services.
• No leaked, stolen or confidential exam materials. Submit only material you own, are licensed to use, or otherwise have a lawful right to share and process.
• No reselling proprietary question banks, unauthorised answer keys or copyrighted content through the platform.

Safety and respectful use

Do not request or upload illegal content, sexual exploitation (especially involving children), NSFW, sexually explicit or sexually suggestive generated content, harassment, hateful abuse, threats, or instructions facilitating violence, fraud, malware or other harm. Non-explicit academic discussion of biology, health or history is allowed when lawful and appropriate to learning. Do not submit another person's private information without permission.

Protect the service

No attempts to bypass authentication, payment verification, credit deductions, rate limits or safety controls. No stolen accounts, automated credit farming, malicious uploads, disruption, or attacks on other users or our providers.

Reporting and enforcement

Report suspected misuse, copyright concerns, harmful output or an account issue to support@mactrixxr.space. Include the relevant request reference or page and a brief explanation; redact unnecessary personal information. We may review reported activity, restrict access or suspend accounts for violations. You can contact support to ask for a restriction to be reviewed. We do not claim that automated systems detect every violation.