Privacy Policy

We respect the rights of all individuals and organizations to their works and are committed to ensuring compliance with copyright laws. The use of copyrighted materials on the platform must be authorized by the owner of the copyright, the representative that is authorized, or be allowed by the laws applicable. Without a doubt, any users who upload, share, or distribute any content. It violates the intellectual property rights of other users, including copyright, trademarks, and proprietary information are offenders and should be subject to the same legal obligations.

If after investigation we find out or have reasons, it is to believe that any content on the website violates copyright law or the property rights of the third parties. We can (without any prior notice) remove the content. Furthermore, we can (permanently) deactivate or delete the accounts of the users who are the "main culprits" of this situation.

We enforce a strict policy when about repeat copyright infringers. Three good-faith and effective copyright infringement complaints. These are reported to a user during a six-month period. It will result in the user’s ban from our website and services on a permanent basis. This policy helps us keep the platform fair and legally compliant.

As a non-US law-abiding entity, we still abide by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) fully and voluntarily. In Title 17, Section 512(c)(2) of the United States Code, copyright holders who think their work is being used unlawfully on our web platform. They can submit a formal notification of copyright infringement. You are kindly advised to send all correspondence relating to the violation of the Copyright Agent to the following address:

Copyright Agent Contact Information:
DMCA Now LLC
512 Lucerne Ave.
Lake Worth, FL 33460
United States
Fax: +1 (800) 371-0235
Email: abuse@ytmp3.vu
Alternative Email: notice@dmcanow.io

website without proper authorization, you may submit a written infringement notification. The notification must include all of the following details for it to be legally valid and actionable:

• Identification of the Copyrighted Work:
  Provide a detailed description of the copyrighted work. It has been infringed by including a URL. You may include a link to the article, if the author displays the URL of a copyright notice on his/her website, or you can also attach a copy of the article as a file.
• Identification of Alleged Infringing Content:
  Make sure the content really infringes your rights by specifying the URL. It leads to it which can be found on our website.
• Your Contact Information:
  Provide your full legal name, postal address, contact number, and electronic mail ID.
• Good-Faith Statement:
  Add a sentence affirming that you truly believe the use of the work. It is not allowed by the copyright owner, an agent, or the law.
• Accuracy and Perjury Statement:
  You must swear that, under the pain of perjury, the information in your notification is true and that you are the copyright owner or someone. It has been authorized to act on their behalf.
• Signature Requirement:
  The notification must bear the physical or virtual signature of the copyright holder or authorized representative.

If you feel that the content was mistakenly taken down because of a copyright infringement notice, you may fill out a counter-notification. A counter-notification is a way to strongly object to the claim by showing that the take-down was mistaken and your content must be restored. To be in compliance with the law, the counter-notification should cover the following details:

• Your Signature:
  A physical or electronic signature shall be included.
• Identification of the Removed Content:
  Identify the content. It was taken down or disabled because of the infringement claim. Name the URL or location where the material was initially accessible before the elimination occurred.
• Good-Faith Statement:
  You should swear that the allegations were true. Otherwise, you may be prosecuted for it. You really had the content removed or disabled by mistake or misidentification.
• Your Contact Information:
  Furnish your full name, home address, phone number, and e-mail address.
• Jurisdiction Consent Statement:
  State that you accept the jurisdiction of the Anguillan courts, and the jurisdiction of the location named in the copyright registration.
• Legal Process Acceptance:
  Verify that you receive legal documents from the copyright claimant or their attorneys.

Unfinished or uncalled-for copyright notices will not be treated. Remember to double-check that all needed data is provided before you submit it.

They should be aware of false claims and misuse of the copyright infringement process. It results in legal consequences. They are against the law. Violating or misrepresenting copyright laws or counter-actions under perjury laws may be brought in front of the court.

We will work to ensure that no one's intellectual property rights are violated. At the same time, we will guarantee a legal and fair environment for our users. For more information, contact us at abuse@ytmp3.vu, if you have any questions or need other assistance concerning copyright claims.