Last updated 9 November 2026.
You may not use EliteVPN to
- break the law in the place you are or the place of the exit server, including distributing child sexual abuse material, which we report;
- send spam or bulk unsolicited messages (outbound SMTP on port 25 is blocked on every node);
- attack, scan, brute-force or disrupt other systems, including denial-of-service attacks;
- distribute malware, operate botnets or command-and-control servers;
- commit fraud, phishing or identity theft;
- infringe copyright or other intellectual-property rights;
- resell or share access outside your household without our written permission.
How we enforce it
Because we do not keep activity logs, we generally cannot link a complaint to a customer. We protect the network with blunt, account-blind measures: rate limits, blocking abusive destinations or ports on a node, and rotating a node’s address. Where abuse is linked to an account by other evidence (for example a customer reporting their own leaked configuration) we may revoke devices or suspend the account.
Report abuse to abuse@elitevpn.cloud.