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Private PDF app terms

These terms set realistic expectations for a browser-based Android PDF app. They explain acceptable use, device-side limits, and why exported files should be reviewed before final use.

By DayFiles Editorial TeamLast updated Apr 12, 2026

Acceptable use

You may use the Private PDF app for lawful document workflows. Do not use it for harmful, fraudulent, abusive, or unauthorized document processing.

You remain responsible for ensuring that you have the right to open, edit, merge, unlock, or distribute the files you handle.

No guarantee for every file pattern

The app is provided as-is. Device memory limits, malformed PDFs, unsupported encryption, damaged files, and browser-runtime constraints can still cause failures or degraded results.

Before using an exported file for a legal, financial, medical, or otherwise sensitive purpose, review the output carefully.

Local processing and device responsibility

The local-processing design reduces remote exposure, but it does not protect against problems on the device itself. Your phone, browser runtime, storage destinations, and installed apps remain part of your security environment.

If you share or back up outputs elsewhere, those destinations are governed by their own privacy and security practices.

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