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What is LYHYT?
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LYHYT is a simple and secure URL shortening service that converts long links into short, easy-to-share URLs. It is designed to be fast, minimal,
and safe for both link creators and visitors.
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What are the basic usage rules?
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To ensure a safe and fair experience for everyone, please follow these rules when using LYHYT:
- Do not create links to illegal, malicious, or offensive content.
- Do not use LYHYT for phishing, spam, malware, or scams.
- Respect copyright and intellectual property; do not shorten links that infringe others' rights.
- Do not attempt to bypass security measures, rate limits, or abuse protections.
- Keep your usage within reasonable limits: max 20 short URLs per week per IP.
- Reports of abusive content can be submitted via the abuse report form.
- Violating these rules may result in temporary or permanent IP bans or deletion of all your URLs.
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How long do short URLs stay active?
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Each short URL is valid for 14 days from the time it is created. After that period, the link automatically expires and will no longer redirect.
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Is there a limit to how many URLs I can create?
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Yes. To prevent abuse and ensure fair usage, each IP address can create up to 20 short URLs per week.
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Do you store personal information?
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We only store the creator's IP address, creation time, and expiry time for security, rate limiting, and abuse prevention purposes. We do not use tracking cookies or collect unnecessary personal data.
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Is the service safe?
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Yes. We actively monitor for spam, phishing, malware, and other abusive content. IP addresses may be blocked if suspicious or abusive behavior is detected.
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How can I report an abusive or unsafe link?
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If you encounter a short URL that leads to malicious or illegal content, please use our abuse report form to notify us. Providing details about the issue helps us investigate and take action quickly.
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Can I delete a short URL I created?
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At this time, short URLs cannot be deleted manually. However, all links expire automatically after their lifetime ends.
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