Copyright Notices

What a useful notice contains

Connect the original work to the exact material hosted here. A useful notice includes your authority to act, a reply address, the page URL and the image or passage disputed. An original-publication reference makes the requested comparison clearer.

• Describe the original work and explain your authority to make the rights claim.
• Locate the challenged material precisely, including its URL on this website.
• Explain which use you consider unauthorised and how it relates to the original work.
• Sign the notice electronically or with a physical signature.

Accuracy and good faith

State the basis for believing the use is unauthorised and provide the good-faith, accuracy and signature information applicable to the claim. Keep the submission relevant to the work. Unrelated account records or identity documents are unnecessary for an initial editorial notice.

Review and corrections

We may request clarification, inspect the material or restrict access while a sufficiently detailed claim is evaluated. Explain any mistaken identification or relevant permission in a response. This process makes no claim of a registered designated agent or one jurisdiction governing every notice.

Copyright reporting is separate from account recovery

Copyright correspondence concerns publication, not a login, OTP or balance. If an external service hosts the material, identify that location separately; Trust Guru cannot control its pages simply because a guide links there. Account assistance must be sought from the actual provider.