Annotating a protected PDF with comments allowed - how?

Hello
I have a protected PDF that you can't copy from but which you commenting is allowed in. I can comment (add sticky notes and highlight) with no problem in Adobe Reader on a PC but in the Adobe Reader for iPad App the annotation features are still not allowed. I have Adobe Acrobat Pro XI and think I have chosen all of the correct settings (because it works on the PC in Adobe Reader). How do enable the annotations for this document in Adobe Reader for iPad? Can I?
Any help will be very gratefully received
Thank you

Hi Shradha,
We really..really hope that the fixes to enable annotation will be provided asap because we had a lot of feedbacks from our users that had been embarked with the LiveCycle policy protected file had requested to have the annotation feature. Even the annotation tool is now available in the adobe reader mobile but the tool cannot be used for protected file with LiveCycle policy. Quite disappointed response by our users on the unavailable feature for annotation.
Please let us know when we could expect the fixes to be provided and we could tell the good news to our valuable users.
xqiratx

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