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# Terms of Service

The rules for using HQ99 and the scripts it protects.

*Last updated: October 28, 2026*

By using HQ99, or any script protected by it, you agree to the rules below.

## Client and protected scripts

{% hint style="danger" %}
**Don't:**

* reverse-engineer HQ99, its loader or its obfuscation.
* tamper with, or run security tests against, the client or any protected script.
* bypass or spoof HWID locks, key checks or the kill switch.
  {% endhint %}

If you break these rules, or for any other reason we consider necessary, we may blacklist your IP address and HWID across **all projects** that use HQ99, at any time and without notice.

## API and dashboard

{% hint style="danger" %}
**Don't:**

* flood the API or the dashboard.
* run security scans or send malicious packets.
* share your account or API credentials.
* create new accounts, or use proxies, VPNs or spoofing, to get around a ban.
  {% endhint %}

## Account termination

If you break these rules, or for any other reason, we may blacklist your IP address and terminate your account at our discretion and without notice. **Terminated accounts are not refunded.**

The main site is [auth.hungquan99.lol](https://auth.hungquan99.lol/).


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