Sharing and chat rules

Sharing, live sessions and chat in AntiPDF. Last changed October 7, 2026.

AntiPDF lets you share documents, work on them together and chat beside them. These rules keep that safe for everyone. They are part of the terms.

The rules

Share nothing illegal: no content that sexually exploits children, no terrorist content, nothing that infringes someone else's copyright or other rights.
No harassment, threats, hate or bullying, in documents, comments or chat.
No spam: do not share documents with, mention or invite people who did not ask for it.
No malware, phishing or documents made to trick or harm the people who open them.
Respect people's privacy: do not share someone's personal data, pictures or private messages without their permission.
You are responsible for what you share, and for who you share it with and the links you hand out.

In AntiPDF, press the flag symbol beside a chat message, or on a share in the bell's inbox, and press it again to confirm. The report holds only what you choose to send, and goes to us, Anti Softworks, by e-mail.
Or write to hello@antisoftworks.com, saying what happened and, if you can, which document or address it concerns.

Press the block symbol beside someone's chat message, or on their share in the bell's inbox, and press it again to confirm. In Preferences › Account you can also block an e-mail address, unblock one, and choose who may share with you: anyone, only people you already share documents with, or nobody.
Someone you block can no longer share documents with you or mention you, what they shared with you is taken back, and you are not shown their requests to join your live sessions. They are not told. (Blocking does not take back what you shared with them: remove that in the document's sharing.)

We read every report. When the rules are broken we may remove documents from our server and suspend or close the account, and we report illegal content to the authorities where the law requires it.
Documents, comments and chat are end-to-end encrypted: we cannot read them. We see content only when someone who can read it reports it to us.

The privacy policy says what a report contains and how long we keep it.