Our approach
TiviBridge respects copyright and related rights. If you hold rights in content and believe that material reachable through our website or service infringes them, you can send us a notice. We review every complete notice and act on it promptly.
This page keeps its familiar address because many rights holders look for a "DMCA" page. It covers both United States notices under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and notices under European law.
EU notice-and-action under the Digital Services Act
The EU Digital Services Act, Regulation (EU) 2022/2065, sets out a "notice-and-action" process for reporting illegal content online. Anyone may send a notice. It should be precise and explain why the content is considered illegal. The text of the regulation is available on EUR-Lex.
We handle such notices in a timely, careful and objective way. We confirm receipt, tell you what we decided, and explain the options for redress. National copyright laws also apply, including the Urheberrechtsgesetz in Germany and Austria, the Polish Copyright Act, the Dutch Auteurswet and Book XI of the Belgian Code of Economic Law.
How to send a notice
Send your notice to support on WhatsApp +212 772 096 856 or through the contact page and state clearly that it is a copyright or takedown notice. If you need to send documents, tell us in your first message and we will provide a suitable channel. Notices are best sent in English; other EU languages are accepted and may take longer to process.
What a notice should contain
Your name, the organisation you represent if any, and an email address where we can reach you.
Identification of the work or rights you say are infringed, such as the channel, programme or film.
The exact location of the material, for example a channel name and time, or a precise URL on our website, with enough detail for us to find it.
A clear explanation of why you believe the material is unlawful.
A statement that you believe in good faith that the use is not authorised by the rights holder, its agent or the law.
A statement that the information in your notice is accurate and complete, and that you are the rights holder or authorised to act for them. For DMCA notices, this statement is made under penalty of perjury, together with your physical or electronic signature.
What happens next
We acknowledge a complete notice within two working days. We aim to review it and take any necessary action, such as removing or disabling access to the material, within five working days. Complex cases can take longer, and we will tell you if they do.
If a notice is incomplete, we will ask for the missing details rather than ignore it. We may reject notices that are clearly unfounded.
Responding to a decision
If material you provided is removed, and you believe that was a mistake, you can reply with an explanation or, for US matters, a DMCA counter-notice. Include the same identifying details and the reason you think the decision was wrong. We review each response in good faith and let both sides know the outcome.
Notices about this website
Notices can also concern this website itself, for example text or images you believe were copied without permission. The same process applies. Tell us which page is affected, which part of it, and where the original work was first published. If we agree, we remove or replace the material and confirm this to you.
Records and transparency
We keep a record of the notices we receive, the decisions we take and the reasons for them. This helps us treat similar cases consistently and respond to any follow-up questions. Personal details in a notice are used only to handle that notice and are protected under our privacy policy.
Repeat and abusive use
Accounts that are repeatedly linked to infringing redistribution will be closed. Equally, we may stop processing notices from anyone who repeatedly sends notices that are manifestly unfounded, as the Digital Services Act allows.
No legal advice
This page explains how we handle notices. It is general information, not legal advice. If you are unsure about your rights, please speak to a qualified lawyer in your country.
Questions about this policy: message us on WhatsApp +212 772 096 856 or use the contact page.