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Terms of Service

Last updated: July 23, 2026

Service scope

Rightsignal provides copyright enforcement operations: intake review, evidence organization, takedown preparation, platform reporting, monitoring, and status reporting.

The service may include copyright notices, platform reports, host complaints, search removal requests, impersonation reports, follow-ups, and monitoring summaries depending on the agreed scope.

Authorization

You must own, control, or be authorized to act for any material submitted to Rightsignal. You must not submit false, abusive, misleading, or knowingly invalid takedown requests.

By submitting a request, you confirm that the information you provide is accurate to the best of your knowledge and that Rightsignal may use it to review and prepare enforcement actions.

Client responsibilities

Sensitive-content safety

Rightsignal may review cases involving intimate or private material, but clients should not upload, forward, or resend illegal files. In most cases, the safest intake package is a list of exact URLs, platform names, timestamps, redacted screenshots, ownership context, and other non-explicit evidence needed to identify the material and the correct reporting route.

Clients must not send images, videos, or intimate material involving anyone under 18. A client must be at least 18 years old to use the service directly, or must act through a parent, guardian, attorney, agency, or other lawful representative with authority to request help.

Matters involving threats, coercion, extortion, suspected child-safety material, immediate danger, or other urgent safety concerns may be paused or moved to a separate safety route. Rightsignal may decline, stop, delete, restrict, preserve, or refer a request where the submission appears unlawful, unsafe, unauthorized, or outside the proper scope of the service.

No legal advice

Rightsignal is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation. For legal strategy, litigation, counter-notices, or jurisdiction-specific legal questions, consult a qualified lawyer.

No guaranteed removal

Outcomes depend on platform rules, host response, available evidence, jurisdiction, repeat abuse behavior, counter-notices, and third-party decisions. Rightsignal cannot guarantee removal.

Counter-notices and disputes

A reported party may dispute a notice or file a counter-notice. Rightsignal can document the event and support operational follow-up, but formal legal disputes should be handled by a lawyer.

Payments

During the launch period, payment may be handled by invoice or payment request through a third-party payment service. Final scope and price are confirmed before paid work begins.

Work begins after payment confirmation unless a separate written arrangement is agreed. Payment provider fees, currency conversion, and transfer availability depend on the selected provider.

Suspension or refusal

Rightsignal may refuse or stop work if a request appears false, abusive, unsafe, illegal, outside scope, unsupported by evidence, or likely to create improper third-party harm.

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