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Terms of Use

Marty McEnroe edited this page Jan 6, 2026 · 2 revisions

Terms of Use

Usage guidelines and content restrictions for Aletheia.


Intended Use

Aletheia is designed for educational purposes: understanding the etymology, historical context, and cultural evolution of language on general-audience websites.


Content Restrictions

Adult Content Websites

Aletheia is not intended for use on adult-tagged websites.

When the extension detects an adult content indicator (such as RTA labels or similar age-restriction metadata):

  1. The extension automatically disables itself on that page
  2. No data is sent to our servers
  3. No logging occurs — not even the fact that the extension disabled itself
  4. No user action required — this is automatic and silent

This ensures complete privacy on age-restricted sites while maintaining our focus on general-audience educational content.

How Adult Sites Are Detected

The extension checks for industry-standard content labels:

  • RTA (Restricted to Adults) meta tags
  • Similar age-verification metadata

Important: We do not maintain a blocklist of URLs. Detection is based solely on page metadata that the site itself provides.


Acceptable Use

Aletheia should be used for:

  • Educational research into word origins
  • Understanding historical language context
  • Learning about cultural evolution of terminology
  • General curiosity about etymology

Aletheia should not be used for:

  • Analyzing content on age-restricted websites
  • Any purpose that violates applicable laws
  • Harassment or targeting of individuals

Service Availability

Aletheia is provided "as is" without warranty. We reserve the right to:

  • Modify or discontinue the service
  • Update these terms with notice via GitHub releases
  • Block abusive usage patterns

Privacy

See our Privacy Policy for complete data handling details.


Contact

Questions about these terms? Open an issue on GitHub.


Last Updated

2026-01-04 19:10 CT — Terms established with adult content restrictions and acceptable use policy.

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