Legal

Copyright / IP Policy

Last updated: May 7, 2026

This Copyright / IP Policy is incorporated into the Terms of Service. It explains how TrackID handles copyright, trademark, publicity, privacy, and other intellectual-property notices, including EU notice/action requests and DMCA-compatible notices.

Send copyright, IP, and abuse notices to legal@trackid.com.

1. TrackID's Role

TrackID hosts and processes User Content uploaded or shared by users. Users are responsible for having the rights needed for their uploads, shares, downloads, comments, profile materials, artwork, metadata, and collaborator access.

TrackID may remove or restrict access to content when we receive a valid notice, when we have reason to believe content is unauthorized, or when content creates legal, safety, security, or platform-integrity risk.

2. Before You Send a Notice

Only send a notice if you have a good-faith basis to believe that content on TrackID violates your rights or rights you are authorized to enforce. Abusive, false, automated, incomplete, or bad-faith notices may be rejected and may have legal consequences.

If your issue is not copyright or IP related, contact legal@trackid.com and describe the abuse, leak, impersonation, or safety concern.

3. EU Notice and Action Requests

If you submit a notice under EU notice/action rules or similar laws, please include:

We may ask for more information if a notice does not let us identify or assess the material. We may notify the user who uploaded or shared the material unless we are legally restricted or have a safety, security, or abuse reason not to do so.

4. DMCA-Compatible Copyright Notices

For copyright notices intended to comply with the U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act or similar processes, include:

5. Copyright Counter-Notices

If your content was removed or restricted because of a copyright notice and you believe the notice was mistaken or you have authorization, you may send a counter-notice to legal@trackid.com.

For DMCA-compatible counter-notices, include:

We may forward your counter-notice to the complainant. If applicable law allows restoration and the complainant does not notify us that they have filed a court action or equivalent proceeding, we may restore or stop restricting the material.

6. Other IP and Rights Notices

For trademark, impersonation, publicity, privacy, trade secret, or similar claims, please include:

We may require additional information, especially for disputes between collaborators, labels, artists, publishers, managers, or other parties with overlapping rights.

7. Repeat Infringer Policy

TrackID may suspend or terminate users who repeatedly infringe or repeatedly upload unauthorized content.

More than two valid infringement notices, removals, or equivalent rights-based enforcement actions may qualify a user as a repeat infringer. TrackID may also suspend or terminate immediately for egregious leaks, bad-faith uploads, large-scale infringement, coordinated infringement, attempts to evade prior enforcement, or clear platform misuse.

We may consider context, including the number of notices, severity, affected rightsholders, user response, counter-notices, repeat patterns, and evidence of bad faith.

8. Misuse of the Notice Process

Do not submit false, misleading, automated, retaliatory, or abusive notices or counter-notices. TrackID may reject such submissions, limit access to notice tools, suspend accounts, preserve records, or take other lawful action.

9. What TrackID May Do

After receiving a notice, counter-notice, or other rights report, TrackID may:

10. Contact

Copyright, IP, legal, and abuse notices: legal@trackid.com

Privacy requests: privacy@trackid.com