OSOIX · CORPORATE & LEGAL
Terms of Use
Last updated 9 September 2026. OSOIX is currently operated and published by TVK LABS & TECHNOLOGIES LTD, company number 16481808, registered in England and Wales. Registered office: Office 23, Unit 5, 399-405 Oxford Street, London, United Kingdom, W1C 2BU.
Public, legal and data-protection contact: contact@tvklabs.com.
Permitted use
You may use the public OSOIX website for lawful research, education, evaluation and authorised business purposes. You must not attempt unauthorised access, circumvent access controls, interfere with service availability, introduce malicious code, misuse credentials, falsify evidence or use OSOIX to facilitate unlawful surveillance or harm.
Not an operational safety authority
OSOIX outputs are informational and evidentiary aids, not authoritative collision-avoidance instructions, air-navigation information, emergency alerts, military tasking or governmental space-traffic commands. Users responsible for operational decisions must use appropriate official and professionally validated sources.
Modeled and third-party data
Orbital positions, trajectories, events, cameras, ground observations, weather or other intelligence may be modeled, delayed, incomplete or supplied by third parties. Freshness and provenance indicators must be considered before relying on a display.
Customer services
Paid or restricted customer services may be governed by separate written service terms, scope, data-use rules, permitted users, fees, service levels and security requirements. Those terms prevail for the relevant customer service.
Intellectual property
No licence is granted to commercially reproduce OSOIX branding, proprietary interfaces, source code or documentation except as expressly permitted. Third-party data remains subject to applicable source licences and rights.
Consumer rights, liability and law
Nothing removes mandatory statutory rights. To the extent permitted by law, OSOIX is not liable for decisions made in disregard of published data-source, freshness or model limitations. Nothing limits non-excludable liability. Subject to mandatory protections, these terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales.
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