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Copyright & DMCA Policy

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TVbrick respects copyright. If you own a work, or are authorized to act for its owner, and believe material accessible through tvbrick.com or our service infringes your rights, use our contact page and select “Copyright complaint”.

Identify the work and the material precisely so the report can be reviewed. A subscription does not transfer ownership of films, programs, artwork or software.

  • Your name, organization if relevant, and contact information sufficient for a reply.
  • The copyrighted work or a representative list of works concerned.
  • The exact URL or other information sufficient to locate the material. For a stream, include the title and date and time observed.
  • Your physical or electronic signature.
  • A statement of your good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the rights holder, their agent or the law.
  • A statement that the notice is accurate and, for a DMCA notice, under penalty of perjury that you are authorized to act for the owner of the exclusive right concerned.

Supply relevant information only. Do not include passwords or unrelated sensitive records.

We review sufficiently detailed reports and may ask for clarification about the work, location or authority to act. Depending on the facts and applicable law, action may include removing material, disabling access or referring the matter to a relevant provider.

Information needed to assess a complaint may be shared with affected parties, subject to privacy and legal requirements. Repeated infringement or serious misuse may result in access restrictions or termination as appropriate.

If you believe a removal or restriction was mistaken, contact TVbrick with the affected material and evidence of permission or another basis for your position.

A formal DMCA counter-notification, where applicable, requires additional statements and information. An ordinary support message is not automatically a statutory counter-notice. This policy does not promise restoration on a fixed timetable.

This page provides a copyright-reporting procedure. It does not claim that TVbrick has a registered DMCA designated agent or qualifies for a statutory safe harbor. A reporting page alone does not establish either status.

Consult the U.S. Copyright Office’s section 512 guidance and Designated Agent Directory for the statutory framework and registered-agent information. The law applicable to a particular complaint depends on its circumstances.

For subscription, activation or refund questions, use our contact page and select the relevant support topic. Our Privacy Policy explains information handling, and our Terms & Conditions sets out acceptable use.