DMCA Policy

We assemble the notice from the work you registered, the infringing URLs we located, and the captured evidence. The notice cites the correct regime for the recipient — 17 U.S.C. § 512(c) for US hosts, § 512(d) for search engines, Article 16 of the EU Digital Services Act for EU providers.

Every notice is prepared in your name. Before it leaves your account an administrator of your organisation reads and approves it, and you then submit it yourself through the recipient’s form or by email. Teker Shield transmits nothing. The template text has not yet been reviewed by counsel, and the export says so.

Identification of the protected work, the specific infringing material, the complaining party’s contact details, a good-faith statement, a statement of accuracy and authority made under penalty of perjury, and your signature.

If a host does not act we prepare the next notice in sequence for you: a repeat notice, the CDN or registrar, search de-indexing. Repeat infringers are tracked across cases.

If a recipient forwards a counter-notice, record it in your account and we compute the deadline that applies and prepare a response for you to review. Material may be restored unless court action is commenced within the statutory period. We do not file suit on your behalf, and we recommend legal advice before you respond.

We refuse to prepare requests aimed at lawful criticism, journalism, parody or content you do not own. Accounts that repeatedly prepare unfounded claims are suspended.

Every capture stores a full-page screenshot and the raw HTML with a SHA-256 hash of each, exportable as a PDF. Recomputing the hash over the stored file shows whether the evidence has been altered since capture.