Acceptable Use

The short version

Sharedrop does not permit illegal content, or content you do not have the rights to share. We do not read the contents of the files you upload, and we do not monitor your content for moderation — we operate a report-based model and act on reports. (We do run automated security scanning on certain file types, such as HTML and MHTML, to strip malicious code so pages render safely in our sandboxed viewer; that is an automated safety measure, not a person reading your content.) This notice explains what is not allowed, how our moderation works, and how to report content.

You may use Sharedrop to

• Publish AI-generated reports, dashboards, and model output.
• Host technical documentation, runbooks, and status pages for your team.
• Share works in progress with collaborators, clients, and reviewers.
• Connect AI agents via API or MCP to automate uploads as part of your normal workflow.

Prohibited content

You may not upload, host, or share content that:

• is unlawful, or that you do not own or have the rights to share;
• infringes copyright, trademark, or other intellectual-property rights;
• is child sexual abuse material (CSAM). We report CSAM to the relevant Australian authorities — including the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation (ACCCE) and, where applicable, the eSafety Commissioner — and handle it as required under the Online Safety Act 2021 (Cth) and the Criminal Code;
• contains malware, ransomware, or any code that compromises a viewer's device;
• is a phishing page or is designed to deceive viewers into surrendering credentials, payment information, or other sensitive data;
• incites or promotes violence against individuals or groups, or promotes terrorism;
• harasses, bullies, or threatens any person;
• sends unsolicited bulk communications, runs cryptojacking scripts, or uses the service to attack third parties;
• is designed to circumvent Sharedrop's sandboxing, CSP, or rate-limiting mechanisms.

How our moderation works

We do not read user content or monitor it for moderation. We operate a report-based (notice-and-action) model. When we receive a report that content may breach the law or this notice, we may:

• review the reported content;
• remove it or disable access to it;
• restrict, suspend, or terminate the account responsible;
• escalate and report to the relevant authorities where required (for example, CSAM under the Online Safety Act 2021 (Cth)).

We may also act where we are legally compelled to. We will notify the account holder when it is feasible and lawful to do so.

How to report content

If you encounter content on Sharedrop that you believe breaches the law or this notice, email support@sharedrop.cloud and include:

• the link (URL) to the content;
• the reason you believe it breaches the law or this notice;
• any other detail that will help us assess it.

We triage reports within 2 business days. If the content is illegal and urgent (for example, CSAM), say so clearly so we can prioritise it. Where content involves an imminent threat to someone's safety, contact your local emergency services as well.

Interactive-mode rules

Pages in interactive mode can run JavaScript inside the sandbox. Scripts that attempt to escape the sandbox, mine cryptocurrency, attack viewers, or exfiltrate data without consent will result in immediate suspension.

Automated abuse

API and MCP usage is rate-limited per account, API key, and IP. Sustained attempts to exceed these limits — including via distributed clients — are treated as abuse and will result in suspension. If you have a legitimate high-volume use case, contact support@sharedrop.cloud before scaling up.

Consequences of breach

Depending on the breach, we may remove content, restrict or suspend an account, terminate an account, and refer the matter to the relevant authorities. Repeat violations result in a permanent ban.

Appeals

If you believe a suspension was made in error, email support@sharedrop.cloud within 30 days of the suspension with the account email and a description of the circumstances.

Related policies

This notice works alongside our Privacy Policy and our Terms & Conditions.