File-Warp is provided for lawful transfer of files
between consenting users. You are responsible for
the files you transmit and the people with whom you
choose to exchange them.
You must not use File-Warp to transmit unlawful,
malicious, fraudulent, harmful, infringing or abusive
material, malware, phishing content, or material
intended to harm another person, device or service.
File-Warp may use different transfer paths. When
Nuvio P2P is available, file data may travel directly
between participating browsers. When Nuvio Bridge is
used, file data passes transiently through Nuvio
infrastructure in bounded memory while being forwarded
to the receiving device.
File-Warp does not intentionally retain transferred
file contents as permanent storage. Nuvio Bridge
processes transient chunks only for the purpose of
completing the live transfer.
File-Warp may calculate or receive SHA-256
cryptographic fingerprints to verify transfer
integrity. A SHA-256 fingerprint identifies a specific
sequence of file bytes but does not reproduce the file
itself.
Limited technical records may be retained for
operational security, integrity verification, abuse
prevention and legal compliance. These records may
include transfer identifiers, timestamps, connection
addresses, transfer mode, declared filename, file
size, content type, transferred byte count, transfer
outcome and cryptographic fingerprints.
Transfers may be limited, cancelled or blocked when
necessary to protect the service, other users or
infrastructure from abuse, automated misuse or
excessive resource consumption.
By continuing, you confirm that you understand the
temporary nature of File-Warp, accept responsibility
for the files you transmit and agree to these Terms
of Use.