DMCA Copyright Policy

Our website Sound Buttons adheres to the standardized DMCA Act Policies to take action over copyright infringement complaints. Read this DMCA Policy page from start to last to know the contact details of our agent handling such queries.

Procedure To File a Case for Copyright Infringement

If you’re sure that the content published on our website infringes your copyrighted content property, you can consider the following steps in order to send us a DMCA notice with details and documents as discussed.

  • A digitized oe e-signature or signature on hard physical paper of an individual who’s legally authorized to represent the copyright owner whose rights are reputedly being violated on our site; A clear proof of identification for the copyrighted work/materials/content public on our website claimed to have been infringed.
  • A descriptive identification of the content or material believed to be infringing, along with specific information about where it is located, sufficient for the Company to identify and confirm its legit presence.
  • The notifying party must produce contact details, including mailing address, phone number, and email address.
  • A clear and concise declaration that the notifying party believes in good faith that the use of the content on the website is not permitted by the copyright owner, their representative, or applicable law;
  • A sworn declaration statement, under penalty of perjury, affirming that the details given are 100% true and that the individual submitting the notice is legally empowered to act on the copyright holder’s behalf.

Upon receiving a valid takedown notice from your side or your representative’s, as described above, we will promptly take action to remove the identified piece of content and, when possible, inform the user who uploaded it. That user will have the chance to submit a counter-notification as outlined below. If we find that a user has repeatedly violated others’ intellectual property rights, we may, when warranted, deactivate their account(s).

Steps To Follow for Counter Infringement Notice

If a user believes that content was wrongfully removed or mistakenly removed, either because it does not infringe copyright or because the user has lawful permission to use it through the rights holder, an authorized representative, or under legal provisions that the user must provide a counter-notification with the required information to the Designated Agent indicated as follow:

A signed declaration by the user, either in physical form or via digitized means:

  • Proof of content removal (if possible), with information of its location on the website where it was present before removal.
  • A concise statement explaining that the removal is any mistaken act or a result of any misunderstanding.
  • The user’s contact details, inclusion of the (name, address, phone, and email (only if available), along with a statement consenting to the jurisdiction of the appropriate U.S. federal court and agreeing to accept legal service from the party who submitted the infringement claim.

Upon receipt of a counter-notification by our Designated Agent, the Company will relay a copy to the individual who submitted the original complaint, advising them that the disputed content may be reinstated after a 10-day period. During this timeframe, the original complainant must notify us if they have initiated legal proceedings concerning the allegedly infringing content. If no such notice is received within those 10 days window, then the Company reserves the right, but is not obligated to reinstate the material/content of the subject.

To report a claim of copyright infringement, please direct your notice to the Company’s appointed agent for receiving such notifications at thai address: contact@buttonsound.com.