Legal
Acceptable Use Policy
These rules keep Quizforge safe for teachers, students and everyone taking a shared test.
Last updated 28 July 2026. This page is maintained by Quizforge and describes our own practices.
1. Content you must not publish
- Unlawful material, or content that infringes someone else's copyright, trademark or exam material.
- Hateful, harassing, sexually explicit or violent content.
- Personal data about other people published without their consent.
- Misleading tests presented as official certification when they are not.
- Malware, phishing links or deceptive redirects in questions, options or cover images.
2. Conduct you must not attempt
- Extracting answer keys, other users' results or private data through the app or its APIs.
- Automated scraping, credential stuffing, load testing or denial-of-service activity.
- Circumventing anti-cheat settings, attempt limits or access passwords on tests you do not own.
- Reselling or white-labelling the service without our written permission.
3. Reporting abuse or copyright issues
To report a test that breaks these rules, or content that infringes your rights, email mocktestscreator@gmail.com with the test link, what the problem is and how to reach you. We review reports and may unlist or remove content while we investigate.
4. Reporting a security issue
If you believe you have found a security vulnerability, please report it privately to mocktestscreator@gmail.com before disclosing it publicly. Do not access, modify or delete data that is not yours while testing.
5. Enforcement
Depending on severity we may warn you, unlist a test, remove content, or suspend or close the account. Serious or repeated breaches may be reported to the relevant authorities.
6. Contact
Quizforge, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. Email mocktestscreator@gmail.com, phone +91 9019757080.