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Privacy policy

Effective October 24, 2026

antitheft protects the files on your computer. What it learns about your computer stays on your computer. This page says what reaches us, why, and what you can do about it.

Who is responsible. UzRobotics LLC, 16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, Delaware 19958, United States, makes and sells antitheft and is responsible for your data. Write to our privacy officer at [email protected] with any question or request about it.

What stays on your computer

The app watches which programs open your protected files (wallets, password managers, browser data, keys) and stops the ones that should not. Everything it records for that, such as which program opened which file, alerts, your activity history and your settings, is kept on your computer. The app does not send us your files, their contents, the list of your programs or what they do. It sends no crash reports and no usage statistics either.

Those records are kept in antitheft's own folder on that computer. antitheft does not encrypt them, and anyone with administrator rights on the computer can read them. They cover every program on the computer, whoever runs it, so if other people use it, tell them. Removing antitheft with its option to delete its records removes them.

What the app sends us

Your account

Payments

Card payments are handled by our payment provider, Stripe, and may be sold through a merchant of record it works with, such as Link, as the checkout shows. They receive your card details, email address and billing country and handle them as independent controllers under their own privacy policies; we never see or store your card number, and we receive a record of the payment. If you top up your balance with cryptocurrency, we keep the deposit address we gave you and the transactions sent to it, which are public on their blockchain. To offer the payment methods available where you are, our server reads the country and region your connection comes from, as Cloudflare reports them, and keeps the country with purchases paid from your balance, for tax records.

If you arrive through a partner's link, the site keeps a small cookie with the partner's code, so the partner is credited if you sign up. We record which partner brought an account. The partner sees, for the accounts they brought, a masked email address (like j***@gmail.com), whether the account has a subscription and what it paid, so they can check what they earn.

Our website

antitheft.pro uses no analytics, no advertising and no tracking scripts. It does not track you across sites, so it treats every visit the same whether or not your browser sends Do Not Track. Our server uses your IP address to protect itself from abuse, such as too many sign-in attempts, and does not keep it with your account. To keep bots out, the sign-in form and some payment steps run Cloudflare Turnstile, which checks your browser and connection for signs of automation; Cloudflare handles that under its own privacy policy. The account page keeps your sign-in session in your browser's own storage.

Emails

We always email you sign-in links and notices about money (a receipt, a declined card, a refund, a renewal that is coming up). Reminders that your paid time is ending, and our replies to your support messages when you are not in the app, are on unless you turn them off in your account. Product news is off unless you turn it on.

Who else handles your data

We do not sell your data, and we do not share it with anyone except these services, each only for the part of antitheft it runs:

Where it is kept, and how it is protected

Your account data is kept on a server we rent, and the services listed above run in several countries, the United States among them, so your data may be handled outside your own country; where a service relies on the EU-US Data Privacy Framework or on standard contractual clauses, those apply. Connections to our site and server are encrypted, and only the antitheft team can reach the account data. If a breach affects your data, we tell you, and the authorities, as the law requires.

How long we keep it

We keep your account data while your account exists. When you delete your account, it is closed at once: you can no longer see it or sign in to it, and the same email address can start a fresh account. For 90 days after that we keep everything, so a deletion made by mistake can be undone if you write to us. After those 90 days we remove your computers' data. We keep the record of your account, including the email address it had, together with your payment and invoice records, for as long as the law requires payment records to be kept and to prevent fraud. If you want those removed, write to us and we will remove what the law lets us remove. Support messages are kept while the account exists.

Your rights

Write to [email protected] for any of these. We answer within the time the law gives us.

Age

antitheft is for adults. We do not knowingly keep accounts for anyone under 16; if you are under 18, a parent or guardian must accept the Terms and manage the account.

If antitheft changes hands

If antitheft is sold or taken over, your data goes with it, and this policy keeps applying to it until you are told otherwise.

Changes to this policy

We may change this policy, and we publish every new version here with its date. A new version comes with an update of the app, as the Terms describe: the app asks you to accept it before that update installs, and the version you accepted keeps applying to the app you have until you do. If a change affects what we collect, why, or who handles it, we tell you in the app, in your account or by email, in advance, unless the law or a security problem makes us change something sooner. Where the law requires your agreement, the change applies to you only once you have accepted it.

antitheft Terms [email protected]