Acceptable Use Policy
Last updated: October 4, 2026
You agree not to use RoamDrop to:
- Break the law, or infringe other people’s privacy or intellectual property rights.
- Add, share or publish malware, unlawful content, stolen documents, or material you do not have the right to use.
- Harass, impersonate, defraud or harm others.
- Collect or pass on other people’s personal information or identity documents without a lawful reason.
- Share or publish a trip that carries somebody else’s personal information when they have not agreed to it.
- Try to gain unauthorized access to the app, to other people’s trips or pages, or to the services the app relies on, or run security testing against them without our written permission.
- Interfere with, disrupt or place undue load on the app or on the services it relies on, or get around its limits on free and paid features.
- Rely on recognized or suggested details for a high-stakes decision without checking the original source first.
A note on sensitive documents
RoamDrop is for tickets, confirmations and travel paperwork. It is not meant for passports, identity cards, visas or payment cards, and we ask you not to keep them in it. If you choose to keep such a file anyway, know where it goes: a file kept “only on this phone” stays on that device, while a file kept “in the trip” goes to iCloud with the trip and can be opened by everyone on a shared trip. Look at what a trip holds before you share it, export it or publish it.
What we can and cannot do
RoamDrop has no accounts, and your trips live on your device and in your own iCloud, where we cannot see them. That means we cannot look into a trip, remove something from it or settle a disagreement between the people on it; the owner of a shared trip can remove a person or stop sharing. What we can act on is a published page: we may remove a page that is reported to us and that we find to be unlawful or in breach of this policy or the Terms. If a fault or abuse makes it necessary, we can also pause trip sharing for everyone until it is fixed.
Reporting
To report abuse or a violation, write to support@roamdrop.app. To report a published page, send its full link, including the part after the “#”, and say what is wrong with it: without the full link we can neither find the page nor read it. For security issues, see Security & Trust.