Request a copyright review.
Identify the relevant work and the specific public content. Public visibility alone does not establish a right to reuse an image or video.
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Identify the work and your authority
Use the Copyright concern category. Identify the protected work, the specific public URL or item, the nature of the alleged infringement and whether you are the rights holder or authorized representative. Do not provide identity documents in the initial request. Further verification may be needed before action.
Review and follow-up
Keep the private request link to answer questions and read the outcome. Administrators can review the reported public item and use existing removal controls. The review may require information from the affected user. No fixed response deadline or automatic removal is promised.
Disputed removals
If you believe a removal was mistaken, use Appeal a decision and quote the earlier reference with the relevant permission or evidence. This is a site review channel; it is not represented as a statutory DMCA counter-notice procedure or a designated copyright-agent service.
Content use and repeated concerns
Submit only material you are entitled to process or share. Public display does not grant an unconditional license to other visitors. Repeated substantiated concerns may be considered when reviewing account access; formal licensing and statutory notice arrangements remain subject to the final terms.