Copyright Policy

Last updated Effective 5 min read

This policy explains how Dreemy AI handles copyright complaints, counter-notices, repeat infringement, and requests to remove content that resembles a real person. It applies to material created, uploaded, or shared through the service and tells you how to contact us, what to include, and what happens next.

Key points

  • Send copyright notices by email with all required details
  • We review reports and may remove or disable material
  • Users can send a counter-notification if they believe a removal was mistaken
  • We may suspend repeat infringers and remove repeated violating content
  • You can request removal of content resembling a real person
Contents
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Our approach to copyright

We respect copyright and expect you to do the same when you use Dreemy AI. You may only create, upload, use, or share material through the service if you have the right to do so. That includes text, images, voice, short videos, character designs, and any other content you submit, generate, or make available through the service.

If we receive a copyright complaint, we review it and may remove or disable access to the reported material while we assess the issue. We also reserve the right to act on our own if material appears to infringe copyright, misuses another person’s likeness, or otherwise breaks our rules. We may keep records of notices, removals, and related communications so we can handle repeat issues fairly and consistently.

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How to file a copyright notice

If you believe material available through Dreemy AI infringes your copyright, send us a notice by email or through the contact page. To help us review your request quickly, include enough detail for us to identify both the work you believe has been infringed and the material you want us to review.

  • Identify the copyrighted work you claim has been infringed
  • Identify the material you want removed or disabled
  • Tell us where the material appears in the service
  • Include your name and contact details
  • Include a statement that you believe in good faith the use is not authorised
  • Include a statement that the information is accurate and, where applicable, made under penalty of perjury
  • Include your physical or electronic signature
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What happens after a notice

After we receive a notice, we check whether it contains the information we need. If it is incomplete, we may ask you for more detail before we act. If it appears valid, we may remove the material, disable access to it, or limit certain features connected to it while we continue our review.

When appropriate, we will notify the user who posted or generated the material that a complaint was received and that action was taken. We may share the substance of the notice with that user so they can understand the claim and decide whether to respond. If the issue is clear, we may keep the material removed. If the issue is disputed, we may review any response before making a final decision.

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Counter-notification

If your material was removed or disabled because of a copyright notice and you believe that happened by mistake or misidentification, you may send a counter-notification by email. A counter-notification should be clear, complete, and limited to cases where you genuinely believe the removal was wrong.

Your counter-notification should identify the material that was removed or disabled and where it appeared before removal. It should also include your name, contact details, a statement that you believe in good faith that the material was removed or disabled as a result of mistake or misidentification, and your physical or electronic signature. Where the law requires it, include any additional statements needed for a valid counter-notification, including statements about jurisdiction or consent to service of process.

If we receive a valid counter-notification, we may forward it to the person who sent the original complaint. We may then restore the material if the applicable legal process does not continue within the required time. We are not required to restore material where doing so would create legal risk, break our rules, or interfere with safety, privacy, or misuse checks.

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Repeat infringers

We take repeated infringement seriously. If you repeatedly submit, generate, upload, or share material that infringes copyright, we may suspend or terminate your access to Dreemy AI. We may also remove related material, restrict generation tools, or block certain actions connected to your account.

We decide repeat infringement based on the information available to us, which may include prior notices, prior removals, counter-notifications, and patterns of misuse. We do not need to wait for a court decision before taking reasonable steps to protect rights holders, the service, and other users.

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Likeness and personal content removal

Dreemy AI is built for fictional adult characters. If content available through the service uses, copies, or closely resembles a real person’s face, identity, name, or personal content without permission, you may ask us to review and remove it. This includes cases where a character image, voice, or short video appears to depict a real person in a misleading or unwanted way.

To make a request, contact us by email or through the contact page and explain what the material is, where it appears, why you believe it depicts or imitates a real person, and your connection to that person. Please include enough detail for us to locate the material and verify the concern. We may ask for supporting information if needed to confirm identity, authority, or context.

We review likeness and personal content requests as quickly as we reasonably can. If the concern appears credible, we may disable access first and continue checking after. Where a request is supported and the material should not stay available, we will remove it promptly. If we need more information, we will tell you what is missing and keep the case open for a reasonable period.

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Complaints and how we handle them

We aim to handle complaints in a clear and consistent way. When you contact us about copyright, likeness misuse, or related content removal, we will usually acknowledge receipt. We then review the report, the material identified, any supporting information, and any response from the affected user where relevant.

We aim to complete an initial review within a few working days, although complex cases may take longer. Once we reach an outcome, we will tell you whether we removed the material, disabled access, requested more information, rejected the complaint, or took another appropriate step. If you believe we misunderstood the issue or missed important facts, you may reply with a short explanation and any additional evidence so we can escalate the review.

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Contact

If you need to send a copyright notice, counter-notification, likeness removal request, or related complaint about content on Dreemy AI, contact us by email or through the contact page and include the details described in this policy.

Questions?

If you have questions about this Copyright Policy, please contact us by email and we will help you with the right next step.

dmca@dreemyai.app