Use x-unmute like it's a lifeline, because it is.

1. What you can use x-unmute for

Posting tweets from your X account via SMS. That is it. Personal speech, journalism, activism, casual broadcasts, memes. All fine. x-unmute is free to use while the treasury can afford it.

2. What you must not use x-unmute for

• Content that violates X's rules: violent threats, targeted harassment, CSAM, doxxing, terrorism glorification.
• Illegal activity under the law of the country you're texting from.
• Commercial spam, affiliate dumping, pump-and-dump schemes, impersonation campaigns, or automated bot floods.
• Circumventing a lawful suspension of your X account.

We apply automated content checks and may block, delay, or ban an account without notice. Appeals go to appeals@x-unmute.org.

3. Rate limits

10 tweets per hour, 50 per day, per phone number. These limits exist to protect X's API budget, the x-unmute treasury, and you from a compromised SIM.

4. Attribution

Every tweet posted through x-unmute includes the suffix Via @xunmuteorg. You cannot remove it. It's part of keeping readers informed and keeping us accountable.

5. No warranty

x-unmute is provided on a best-effort basis by a non-profit. We cannot guarantee delivery during total network shutdowns, SMS gateway outages, X API suspensions, or carrier-level SMS blocks. Do not rely on x-unmute as your sole channel in life-threatening situations.

6. Liability

You are the sole author of anything you post through x-unmute. We are a conduit, not a publisher. You indemnify x-unmute against claims arising from content you choose to send.

7. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of France. Disputes are resolved by the courts of Paris, without prejudice to consumer protections in your country of residence.

8. Changes

Any material change is announced on @xunmuteorgwith 14 days' notice. If you disagree, revoke access from your dashboard before the deadline.