TheTVApp Copyright & DMCA Guidelines
TheTVApp respects the rights of copyright owners, creators, and authorized representatives. This page outlines the procedure for raising copyright-related concerns about pages, references, links, or other material that may be identified through the website.
Clarification Regarding Third-Party Media
TheTVApp does not operate its own system for uploading, storing, distributing, or broadcasting audio or video files. Certain pages may contain schedules, references, links, or embedded components that connect visitors with services maintained by separate third parties. Those external services operate independently from TheTVApp.
1. Submitting a Copyright Concern
Copyright owners and authorized representatives may contact TheTVApp when they believe that a protected work has been improperly referenced, linked, or made accessible through a website page. Requests should be submitted in writing and include enough information for the reported material and the claimed copyright interest to be identified.
A clear and properly prepared notice allows the relevant information to be assessed more efficiently. Where applicable, requests may be handled in accordance with the requirements of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and other relevant intellectual property rules.
2. Details to Include With Your Notice
To help prevent delays during the review process, copyright notices should provide the following information where applicable:
- Signature of the Rights Holder or Representative: Provide a valid physical or electronic signature from the copyright owner or a person officially authorized to submit the complaint.
- Description of the Protected Work: Clearly identify the copyrighted material that is the subject of the complaint. If multiple works are involved, include an appropriate list identifying each work.
- Page or Reference Identification: Supply the exact TheTVApp page address, reference, link, or other identifiable location connected with the material being reported.
- Contact Information: Include your name and reliable contact details, such as an email address, telephone number, and mailing address when appropriate.
- Good-Faith Statement: Confirm that you believe the use described in your notice is not authorized by the copyright owner, its representative, or applicable copyright law.
- Statement of Accuracy and Authority: Confirm that the information provided is accurate and that you are authorized to act on behalf of the applicable rights holder when you are submitting the notice as a representative.
3. Where to Send a DMCA Notice
A copyright owner or authorized agent wishing to raise a formal copyright issue can submit the request electronically using the contact details below. Please include the relevant page information and enough supporting detail to allow the complaint to be properly evaluated.
Copyright & DMCA Contact
Contact Team: TheTVApp Copyright Department
Email: [email protected]
Email Subject:
DMCA Notice - [Page or Material Being Reported]
Processing:
Notices are assessed after they are received. The time required for
review may vary depending on the completeness, clarity, and nature of
the information submitted.
4. Responsibility for Submitted Information
Individuals and organizations submitting copyright notices should make sure that their claims are based on accurate information and that they have the necessary authority to act for the relevant rights holder. Deliberately providing false or misleading information in a copyright complaint may create legal responsibility under applicable law.
5. Handling of Recurring Complaints
Where legitimate and substantiated copyright concerns are repeatedly associated with particular references or pages, TheTVApp may take reasonable measures available to it regarding those references. Depending on the circumstances, this can include removing, disabling, or limiting access to an identified page or external reference.
6. Material Hosted by Other Websites
TheTVApp is not responsible for the infrastructure, servers, storage systems, or publishing decisions of independent external websites. If the material identified in a complaint is actually hosted by another service, contacting that service directly may be necessary to request removal of the original content.
A change made to a reference or page on TheTVApp does not automatically remove material maintained by an unrelated third-party website. Rights holders should therefore consider directing separate removal requests to the platform or provider that controls the original material.