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Privacy Policy — PDF Password Remover
Your PDFs are yours. We process only what’s required to remove protection—nothing more.
- ✔ Files aren’t used for analytics or advertising.
- ✔ No persistent storage of your PDF contents.
- ✔ Transport is HTTPS-only between browser and server.
- ✔ Files are deleted after processing completes or on failure.
What happens to your file
- Request: You select a PDF and provide its password.
- Processing: We attempt to remove the protection. If the operation can run client-side, it stays in your browser. If a server call is required, the file is streamed to an isolated worker only for the unlock step.
- Delivery: A processed PDF is streamed back for download.
- Deletion: Any temporary server copy is deleted immediately after processing (success or error).
What we don’t collect
- No PDF contents, text, or images for analytics.
- No passwords stored at rest.
- No user accounts required.
- No third-party trackers or ads.
Security
All communication uses HTTPS. Temporary files (when server processing is required) are stored in isolated, private paths with random names and are programmatically removed right after processing. We log only minimal operational metadata (timestamp, status code, file size bucket)—never file contents.
Data Retention
No long-term retention of files or passwords. Temporary artifacts created during processing are automatically deleted upon completion (success or failure).
Your Rights
Because we don’t persist your file contents, there’s typically nothing to access or delete. For any questions, contact us and we’ll help promptly.
Example caption
If you attach an illustration to a PDF, you might add a short, descriptive caption. Here’s a sample (using a well-known fictional character for clarity):
This is purely a text example. Our password remover does not store images or captions from your PDFs.
Why this matters
- Captions improve accessibility and context.
- Even with rich content, your PDF’s contents aren’t collected by us.
- We only run the minimal transformation needed to remove protection.
Privacy FAQ
Do you keep a copy of my PDF?
No. If server processing is required, your file exists only briefly during the unlock step and is deleted programmatically right after.
Do you store my password?
No. The password exists in memory only while processing your request and is never written to disk or logs.
What analytics do you run?
We avoid per-file analytics entirely. At most, we use anonymized, aggregate operational metrics (e.g., success/error counts) to maintain reliability.
How can I contact you?
Email us at you@yourdomain. We usually respond within a business day.
Last updated: 2026-01-01