Intellectual property
DMCA and copyright
How to send a copyright notice, what information it needs and what this site can actually remove.
What this site does with media
This site is a search interface. It does not host audio or video files on its own server. The results point to public pages on third party platforms, and the download panel is operated by another service. Removing a video from its source platform removes it from future search results as well.
Because no file is stored here, a takedown request should normally go to the platform that hosts the video and to the service that delivers the file. A notice sent to this site can only affect what appears in the local search interface or the local index of blocked identifiers.
How to send a notice
Send a written notice to [email protected] with the subject line "Copyright notice" and the title of the work. The site aims to review complete notices within a few business days. Incomplete notices may be returned for clarification.
What a complete notice includes
- Your name, address, telephone number and email address.
- A signature, physical or electronic, from the rights holder or an authorised representative.
- Identification of the copyrighted work, such as the title, artist, ISRC or registration number.
- The exact URL or search query on this site that points to the material you believe is infringing.
- A statement that you have a good faith belief the use is not authorised by the owner, its agent or the law.
- A statement that the information is accurate and that you are authorised to act for the owner, under penalty of perjury.
What happens next
If the notice is complete, the listed identifier can be blocked from the local search results while the claim is reviewed. The site may ask the source platform to confirm the status of the video. You will receive a short reply when the review is finished.
Counter notices
If you believe material was blocked by mistake, you can send a counter notice with the same contact details, an identification of the material and a statement explaining why the block is wrong. A counter notice is a legal statement. It may be shared with the person who sent the original complaint.
Repeat infringement
Identifiers that are the subject of repeated valid notices can be removed from the local index permanently. Accounts are not part of this site, so there is no account to suspend.
Good faith requests
Not every request needs a formal notice. If a page links to your work in a way that is clearly wrong, send a short message first. The site will try to fix the issue without turning it into a legal exchange.
Contact: [email protected]