How to get infringing content removed, and how to contest a removal. One address handles both, in any jurisdiction.
Two different complaints arrive at the same place, so both are handled here:
Rooms themselves are not recorded and not stored by us, so there is no archive to pull a conversation from. What can be acted on is material that persists on the platform, and accounts that recorded or redistributed someone.
Mail [email protected] with the subject line Copyright, and include:
We accept notices from any jurisdiction. The slug on this page is copyright rather than dmca deliberately — you do not need to be in the United States, and you do not need to cite a specific statute for us to look at it.
Unlike a room report — where outcomes are deliberately not reported back, to protect the people involved — a rights holder is a party to the complaint and does get told the outcome.
Mail the same address with what was removed and why you believe you had the right to post it. It is read by a person. If the counter-notice holds up, the material goes back and we say so.
Filing a notice you know to be false, in either direction, is itself a misuse of this channel and is treated as one.
Rule-breaking inside a room — harassment, nudity, anyone under 18 — is faster to handle through report and block in the room itself, and through the community guidelines. Anything involving a minor should go through child safety, which is handled ahead of everything else.
Data handling is in the privacy policy; the contractual side — including the licence you grant by posting — is in the terms of service.