Acceptable Use Policy

Last updated 18 October 2026

This policy is part of riwer’s Terms of Service and applies to everyone who uses riwer, and to everything put in it.

What may not be put in riwer

• Anything illegal where you are, or in Türkiye, where riwer is run from.
• Child sexual abuse material. It is removed, the account closed, and the authorities told.
• Content that promotes terrorism or violent extremism, or threatens violence against anyone.
• Harassment, and hateful content aimed at people for who they are.
• Other people’s private information, shared without the right to share it.
• Work that infringes copyright, trademarks or other people’s rights.
• Malware, phishing pages, scams, or anything else meant to deceive or harm people, devices or data.

What riwer may not be used for

• Getting into accounts, projects or systems you are not allowed into.
• Testing riwer’s security without our written permission. If you have found a weakness, tell us at support@riwer.io and give us time to fix it before telling anyone else.
• Sending spam, or messages people did not ask for, through riwer.
• Overloading or disrupting riwer, including by automated use far beyond what a person does, or by scraping it.
• Hosting files for use outside riwer, as a file host or a download site.
• Getting round a plan’s limits, for example with extra accounts or projects made for that purpose.
• Pretending to be someone else.
• Reselling riwer, or offering it as your own service, without our written agreement.

Fair use

Reviewers and viewers are always free. On Team, a project may have up to ten of them for each editor it pays for. A Free project with more than 25 members may be asked to move to Team. A single file may be up to 500 MB for a video, 50 MB for a picture and 250 MB for anything else on Team; on Free, 100 MB, 20 MB and 50 MB.

Reporting abuse

Write to support@riwer.io with “Abuse” in the subject, a link to or the name of what you are reporting, and what is wrong with it. For a copyright complaint, also name the work, say that you own it or act for whoever does, and give your contact details.

What we do

We may remove content, limit what a project can do, or suspend a project or an account that breaks this policy. Unless the law, or someone’s safety, needs us to act at once, we tell you first and give you a chance to put it right. If you think we got it wrong, write to support@riwer.io and a person will look at it again.

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