Copyright / DMCA

Rights and in-app reports

Upload only content you own or are authorized to share. Crediting a source, adding a caption or calling a work a meme does not itself create permission or prove a legal exception.

For a public community photo/video, choose Report → Copyright. Give its exact link or ID, identify the work and explain your concern within the report's length limit. In-app reports are private to the moderation process, but they are not a substitute for a complete statutory notice.

Preparing a formal notice

Where applicable law requires a formal notice, prepare your name and reliable contact details, identification of the protected work, the exact allegedly infringing app URLs, a good-faith statement that the use is unauthorized, an accuracy/authority declaration as required by law, and your physical or electronic signature.

Submit a full notice only through the verified contact channel when it is configured. A dedicated formal-notice inbox is not currently provided unless an address appears below. This page does not claim registration of a DMCA agent, eligibility for a legal safe harbour or a statutory response deadline. Do not post legal contact details in public comments.

Review, removal and disputes

Moderators review app reports and may remove community posts. A report alone does not remove a post. Actioned community takedowns remove public access, listing and indexing eligibility; previously downloaded copies or search-engine caches may remain.

If you believe a removal was mistaken, prepare your post URL, the basis for your rights and supporting context. Use the verified contact channel when available; there is no automated counter-notice, restoration or appeal guarantee. Local legal requirements may require a qualified adviser.

Archive reports are reviewed in the app but do not edit or remove the original WordPress content. This app does not represent that it controls the source site's legal-notice process.

Verified contact channel

Public support email is not configured. The app owner must add a verified address before offering direct support or receiving full formal notices.

Use Report on a public community post (sign-in required), or use the community-post report shortcut when the app loads.