Legal
Acceptable Use Policy
Effective August 28, 2026
Overview
Gryz lets anyone publish a document and share it with a link. This Acceptable Use Policy explains what you may not publish or do. It applies to everyone — signed-in and anonymous publishers alike — and forms part of the Terms of Service. The examples below are illustrative, not exhaustive.
Prohibited content & conduct
You may not use Gryz to publish, host, link to, or distribute:
Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and child endangerment
Any content that sexually exploits or endangers a minor, including imagery, text, links, or solicitation. We report CSAM to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) as required by law, preserve the relevant records, and remove the content and account without notice.
Other illegal content
Content that is unlawful under applicable law, or that facilitates a crime — for example fraud schemes, identity-theft kits, or instructions for making weapons or explosives intended to cause harm.
Intellectual-property infringement
Copyrighted works (books, articles, source code, media, course material) posted without permission; content that infringes a trademark; or leaked proprietary or trade-secret material. Rights holders can use the takedown process in the Terms of Service.
Malware, phishing, and deceptive content
Malicious scripts or binaries; pages that imitate a login screen or brand to harvest credentials or payment details; redirect chains or cloaking; and content engineered to deceive automated crawlers or readers.
Harassment, doxxing, and threats
Targeted harassment or bullying of an individual; publishing a person's private information (home address, phone number, government identifiers, financial details) without consent; and threats of violence.
Spam and platform abuse
Bulk or automated publishing of low-value, repetitive, or unsolicited content; SEO-manipulation dumps; link farms; and evading rate limits, the bot challenge, moderation holds, or publishing restrictions (including by creating new accounts).
Violent extremism and terrorism
Content that promotes, incites, or provides material support for terrorism or violent extremism, or that celebrates or is produced by a designated violent organization.
Regulated goods and stolen data
Content that facilitates the sale or distribution of controlled substances, firearms and weapons, or stolen data such as breached credential dumps or payment-card lists.
Interactive documents
HTML and SVG documents render in a sandboxed frame. Documents published with a Gryzaccount may include JavaScript; documents published anonymously render as static HTML, and any script they contain is not run. This is a safety boundary for the people who open your link, not a paid feature — signing in for a free account lifts it. Attempting to bypass the sandbox, run script from an anonymous document, or use an interactive document to fingerprint, mine, or deceive a reader is prohibited under "Malware, phishing, and deceptive content" above.
How we enforce this
We use automated screening and human review. Depending on severity, we may withhold a document from the public Explore feed and search while it is reviewed, remove it, or — for serious or repeated violations — restrict or suspend the ability to publish. Where you have an account, we provide a notice explaining what happened, which part of this policy applied, and how to request a further review. See "Content moderation & review" in the Terms of Service.
Reporting a violation
Every published document has a report option in its menu. For anything time-sensitive, or for reports from law enforcement or other authorities, use the contact point below.
Point of contact
Single point of contact for users and authorities (including requests under Articles 11 and 12 of the EU Digital Services Act): info@grtwo.com. We aim to acknowledge reports and lawful requests within two business days. Communications may be in English.