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Once a year, every brand and creator should audit IP registrations, platform enrolments, monitoring, evidence files and enforcement results. This 20-point brand protection audit checklist shows what to check.
Read article →Filing a DMCA notice means giving a legal name and address that platforms forward to the uploader. For adult creators working under an alias, here is how to remove leaks without exposing who you are.
Read article →Cloned apps copy your name, icon and code; pirated APKs unlock your paid features for free. How to report clones to Apple and Google, remove APKs from third-party sites and protect your app.
Read article →Most counterfeits sold in the West are listed first on Alibaba and AliExpress. How Alibaba Group's IPP platform works, how to register and verify rights, how to file complaints that stick, and how to reach the factory.
Read article →You do not need to register your copyright to file a DMCA takedown, but registration changes what you can do when a takedown is not enough. What it gives you, when it matters and how it works by country.
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How to get counterfeit and copycat listings off Amazon: Brand Registry enrolment, the Report a Violation tool, the public Report Infringement form, test buys, hijacked ASINs and handling Amazon's pushback.
Read article →Anyone can file a DMCA notice, so when does paying a DMCA agent make sense? What an authorised agent actually does, the situations where self-filing breaks down, and what a good service must include.
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Everything you need to file a DMCA takedown notice that actually gets content removed: the legal requirements, how to find the right contact, platform-by-platform instructions for Google, Instagram, YouTube and web hosts, what to do about counter-notices, and the mistakes that get notices rejected.
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