Trademarks / Copyrights

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IS THE RESULT OF IDEAS AND CONTAINS BOTH TANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLE WORKS "SUCH AS BOOKS, WORDS, CODE, PICTURES, VIDEOS, LOGOS AND SLOGANS".

Copyrights and Trademarks are two different types of intellectual property. Customers must protect their intellectual property and ensure that the intellectual property rights of third parties are not infringed.

Copyright protects tangible original works, such as photographs on websites. Copyright laws vary from country to country, but copyright is usually enjoyed when the work is completed. In many countries or regions, it is also possible to register copyright with the copyright office of the government.

The owner of the copyright property has the exclusive right to reproduce, display, distribute, sell or perform his work, or to convert his work into a derivative work. The owner of the copyright property can control how his work is used, and other persons who want to use his work must obtain his permission. If someone uses a copyrighted work without the permission of the owner of the property, the copyright may be infringed.

Trademarks protect unique signs or words that identify and distinguish their own merchants or products among other merchants or products.

Once registered, the trademark has specific protection regulations, and the trademark owner has the exclusive right to use the trademark it declares for specific goods or services. Trademark rights may be infringed if a trademark is used without permission and causes the relevant consumers to confuse and misidentify their brand, goods or services.

If a customer receives express notice of copyright infringement filed in compliance with the U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), the customer will take immediate action to respond.

Important: We expect all customers to follow applicable copyright laws when creating your web pages through us. However, if a customer receives a formal notification of copyright infringement, we may respond to such notices in accordance with the Company's policy, including removing or disabling access to the infringing work and/or terminating the customer's account.

If the client receives a clear notice of alleged trademark infringement, it will take immediate action to respond to it.

Important: We expect all clients to follow applicable trademark rights laws when producing your web pages through us. However, if the Client receives formal notice of infringement by the Trademark Owner, we may respond to such notices in accordance with the Company's policy, including removing or disabling access to the infringing work and/or terminating the Client's account.

All sources of images, trademarks, text, animations, app plug-ins or other content necessary for production provided by the Customer for the Website must be recognized by the copyright regulations of that place and do not infringe the copyright of any other person or third party.