Takedown Policy (Notice and Takedown / DMCA Equivalent)

1. Overview

snappi hosts user-generated content (UGC). If copyright or other rights infringement is suspected, we will promptly suppress (SUPPRESSED) the content based on a valid notice, and then decide whether to remove (REMOVED) or restore (ACTIVE) after review.

2. Contact (Designated Agent)

3. Information Required in a Notice

1. Name/organization of the rights holder or authorized representative, and contact information (email, phone)
2. Identification of the right or work claimed to be infringed (title, URL, etc.)
3. Identification of the infringing content on our service (post URL, media ID, etc.)
4. Specific description of the infringement (rights relationship, lack of authorization, comparison, etc.)
5. Statement of accuracy and authority (false claims may result in liability)
6. Applicable jurisdiction (e.g., JP/US/EU) and requested action (removal/suppression/geo-block, etc.)
7. Signature (electronic signature accepted)

Incomplete notices may result in delayed or no action.

4. Processing Flow (Overview)

• Receipt: An automatic reference number is issued upon receiving the notice
• Initial action: Content is suppressed (SUPPRESSED) within 24 hours in principle, cache/OGP invalidated
• Review: Validity of the claim is assessed, and removal or restoration is determined
• Prevention: Hash/URL added to blocklist as needed
• Notification: Claimant/poster is notified of the outcome (details adjusted per case)

5. Counter-Notice

The poster may file a counter-notice on grounds such as misidentification, authorization, or licensing. If no legal proceedings are initiated by the rights holder within the specified period (typically 10-14 business days) after a valid counter-notice is accepted, the content may be restored.