Waibook terms of use
Your account
- You need to be at least 13 (or older where your country's law says so) to use Waibook.
- One person per account, signed in with your own email. Keep your email safe: whoever can read it can sign in as you.
- You can delete your account any time: Profile › Settings › Delete my account.
What you post
- Your trips, photos, videos and words stay yours. You let Waibook store them, show them to the audience you pick (Public, Friends, a list, Only me), make copies in other sizes, and show public trips on the web and in Discover, only to run the service. That ends when you delete them or your account (copies other people made of a public trip plan keep their own text).
- Only post what you have the right to post: your own photos, or ones you're allowed to share. Don't post other people's private details.
Community rules
Don't post or send:
- spam, ads you weren't asked for, or fake accounts;
- nudity or sexual content;
- harassment, threats, hate, or bullying;
- violence, or anything that puts someone in danger, including where someone is right now without their OK;
- scams, or anything illegal.
Report what breaks these rules from its ⋯ menu, and block anyone you don't want to see. We review reports, and we can remove posts, trips, comments or whole accounts that break the rules, without notice when it's serious.
Trip info is a guide, not a promise
Places, opening hours, prices, distances, travel times, currency figures and suggestions come from travelers and public sources (like OpenStreetMap and Wikipedia) and can be wrong or out of date. Check before you go, and travel safely: you're responsible for your own plans, bookings and safety.
The service
- Waibook is free to use. We may change, add or remove features, and we try to keep it running but can't promise it always will.
- Waibook is provided "as is". As far as the law allows, we aren't liable for indirect losses, or for what other people post or do.
- Don't misuse the service: no scraping, no breaking in, no overloading it, no getting around blocks or limits.
Changes
When these terms change, this page shows the new version and date. Using Waibook after that, or signing in again, means you agree to the new version.