We want to address your concerns without needing a formal legal case. Before filing a claim against Dropbox, you agree to try to resolve the dispute informally by contacting dispute-notice dropbox. If a dispute is not resolved within 15 days of submission, you or Dropbox may bring a formal proceeding. Judicial Forum for Disputes. You and Dropbox agree that any judicial proceeding to resolve claims relating to these Terms or the Services will be brought in the federal or state courts of San Francisco County, California, subject to the mandatory arbitration provisions below.
Both you and Dropbox consent to venue and personal jurisdiction in such courts. We Both Agree to Arbitrate. You and Dropbox agree to resolve any claims relating to these Terms or the Services through final and binding arbitration by a single arbitrator, except as set forth under Exceptions to Agreement to Arbitrate below.
Opt-out of Agreement to Arbitrate. You can decline this agreement to arbitrate by clicking here and submitting the opt-out form within 30 days of first registering your account. However, if you agreed to a previous version of these Terms that allowed you to opt out of arbitration, your previous choice to opt out or not opt out remains binding. Arbitration Procedures. The arbitration will be held in the United States county where you live or work, San Francisco CA , or any other location we agree to.
Arbitration Fees and Incentives. The AAA rules will govern payment of all arbitration fees. Dropbox will not seek its attorneys' fees and costs in arbitration unless the arbitrator determines that your claim is frivolous. Exceptions to Agreement to Arbitrate. Either you or Dropbox may assert claims, if they qualify, in small claims court in San Francisco CA or any United States county where you live or work.
Either party may bring a lawsuit solely for injunctive relief to stop unauthorized use or abuse of the Services, or intellectual property infringement for example, trademark, trade secret, copyright, or patent rights without first engaging in arbitration or the informal dispute-resolution process described above. If the agreement to arbitrate is found not to apply to you or your claim, you agree to the exclusive jurisdiction of the state and federal courts in San Francisco County, California to resolve your claim.
You may only resolve disputes with us on an individual basis, and may not bring a claim as a plaintiff or a class member in a class, consolidated, or representative action. These Terms will be governed by California law except for its conflicts of laws principles. However, some countries including those in the European Union have laws that require agreements to be governed by the local laws of the consumer's country.
These Terms constitute the entire agreement between you and Dropbox with respect to the subject matter of these Terms, and supersede and replace any other prior or contemporaneous agreements, or terms and conditions applicable to the subject matter of these Terms. These Terms create no third party beneficiary rights. If a provision is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions of the Terms will remain in full effect and an enforceable term will be substituted reflecting our intent as closely as possible.
You may not assign any of your rights under these Terms, and any such attempt will be void. Dropbox may assign its rights to any of its affiliates or subsidiaries, or to any successor in interest of any business associated with the Services. These updated terms will be effective no less than 30 days from when we notify you. By continuing to use or access the Services after the updates come into effect, you agree to be bound by the revised Terms.
Cliquez ici pour la consulter. Pour en savoir plus, contactez l'administrateur de votre entreprise. For more information and details, please see our Frequently Asked Questions page. We collect and use the following information to provide, improve, protect, and promote our Services. Account information. We collect, and associate with your account, the information you provide to us when you do things such as sign up for your account, upgrade to a paid plan, and set up two-factor authentication like your name, email address, phone number, payment info, and physical address.
Your Stuff. To make that possible, we store, process, and transmit Your Stuff as well as information related to it. This related information includes your profile information that makes it easier to collaborate and share Your Stuff with others, as well as things like the size of the file, the time it was uploaded, collaborators, and usage activity. You may choose to give us access to your contacts to make it easy for you to do things like share and collaborate on Your Stuff, send messages, and invite others to use the Services.
Usage information. We collect information related to how you use the Services, including actions you take in your account like sharing, editing, viewing, creating and moving files or folders. We use this information to provide, improve, and promote our Services, and protect Dropbox users.
Please refer to our FAQ for more information about how we use this usage information. Device information. We also collect information from and about the devices you use to access the Services. This includes things like IP addresses, the type of browser and device you use, the web page you visited before coming to our sites, and identifiers associated with your devices. Your devices depending on their settings may also transmit location information to the Services.
For example, we use device information to detect abuse and identify and troubleshoot bugs. Cookies and other technologies. We use technologies like cookies and pixel tags to provide, improve, protect, and promote our Services.
For example, cookies help us with things like remembering your username for your next visit, understanding how you are interacting with our Services, and improving them based on that information.
You can set your browser to not accept cookies, but this may limit your ability to use the Services. We may also use third-party service providers that set cookies and similar technologies to promote Dropbox services.
You can learn more about how cookies and similar technologies work, as well as how to opt out of the use of them for advertising purposes, here.
We give users the option to use some of our Services free of charge. These free Services are made possible by the fact that some users upgrade to one of our paid Services. If you register for our Services, we will, from time to time, send you information about upgrades when permissible.
Users who receive these marketing materials can opt out at any time. For recipients in the EU, we or a third party will obtain consent before reaching out. If you receive an email and no longer wish to be contacted by Dropbox, you can unsubscribe and remove yourself from our contact list via the message itself.
Bases for processing your data. We collect and use the personal data described above in order to provide you with the Services in a reliable and secure manner. We also collect and use personal data for our legitimate business needs. To the extent we process your personal data for other purposes, we ask for your consent in advance or require that our partners obtain such consent.
For more information on the lawful bases for processing your data, please see our FAQ. For more details on the categories of personal information that are included in the information above, please see our FAQ. Others working for and with Dropbox. Dropbox uses certain trusted third parties for example, providers of customer support and IT services for the business purposes of helping us provide, improve, protect, and promote our Services.
Other Dropbox Companies. Dropbox shares infrastructure, systems, and technology with other Dropbox Companies to provide, improve, protect, and promote Dropbox Company Services. We process your information across the Dropbox Companies for these purposes, as permitted by applicable law and in accordance with their terms and policies. Other users. Our Services display information like your name, profile picture, device, email address, and usage information to other users you collaborate or choose to share with.
When you register your Dropbox account with an email address on a domain owned by your employer or organization, we may help collaborators and administrators find you and your team by making some of your basic information—like your name, team name, profile picture, and email address—visible to other users on the same domain.
This helps you sync up with teams you can join and helps other users share files and folders with you. Other applications. You can choose to connect your Dropbox account with third-party services——for example, via Dropbox APIs. Business Team Admins. If you share Your stuff with a Dropbox team user, the administrator of the team account may have the ability to access and edit what you share.
Stewardship of your data is critical to us and a responsibility that we embrace. We publish a Transparency Report as part of our commitment to informing you about when and how governments ask us for information. This report details the types and numbers of requests we receive from law enforcement. We encourage you to review our Government Request Principles and Transparency Report for more detailed information on our approach and response to government requests.
We have a team dedicated to keeping your information secure and testing for vulnerabilities. We continue to work on features to keep your information safe in addition to things like two-factor authentication, encryption of files at rest, and alerts when new devices and apps are linked to your account.
We deploy automated technologies to detect abusive behavior and content that may harm our Services, you, or other users. User Controls. You can access, amend, download, and delete your personal information by logging into your Dropbox account and going to your account settings page. Learn more here about managing your account information generally, or click here to learn how to change your profile information. Learn more here. But please note: 1 there might be some latency in deleting this information from our servers and back-up storage; and 2 we may retain this information if necessary to comply with our legal obligations, resolve disputes, or enforce our agreements.
Around the world. To provide you with the Services, we may store, process, and transmit data in the United States and locations around the world—including those outside your country. Data may also be stored locally on the devices you use to access the Services. Privacy Shield and Swiss-U. Many times we can have your content removed from the infringing website before a lawyer could even get started! Online theft and re-hosting of commercial works is unrelenting. The rise of revenge posting of personal pictures and video has exploded since the introduction of the smart phone.
If you are a victim - we can help. Experience, professionalism and qualifications. As the name suggests we are industry best at getting stolen content taken down. Our professional team of qualified experts know how to get your stolen content taken down fast.
No matter what country the thieving website is hosted in. On average we will have your stolen or copyrighted material take down within a few hours. It addresses the rights and obligations of owners of copyrighted material who believe their rights under U. For more information you can visit: www. Our takedown contacts are in all the major hosting countries.
If someone has stolen your content DMCA. Simply submit the name and location of where you found the stolen content and we can go to work on your behalf. Most of our Takedown clients are people or organizations that have found their content listed on another website without their permission.
If one of these examples is like your situation we can help. Go to: www. Here at the DMCA. These direct connections allow us to deal with the companies involved in hosting websites and the content, bypassing regular communication channels which could take weeks to process.
We have been around for years, and our direct connections with the hosting, and ISP's can cut down removal times from weeks down to a few hours or days.
It does not matter. It still cannot be used without your permission. If content - pictures, articles, art, photos are private and original they are considered protected and even copyrighted.
Normally we have your copyrighted material down within business hours. Our best time was under an hour! However we ask for 5 business days to get our work done. The exceptions that may take longer are:.
Neither exceptions mean the take down time will be longer. And most often our professionals will advise you of conditions that may take longer than usual. Then we do the rest for you. Our goal at DMCA. If you have any questions along the way, we can help you through email or our contact form.
PLUS we also provide phone support as an additional service should you need. If this has happened to you we can help. Or maybe someone gained access stole to your email, computer files, Handycam or camera and published personal content on the internet without your permission. If you have personal content that has not been removed from a dating website as requested DMCA. Yes you can. We work removing copyright infringing content from anywhere in the world.
No matter where you stolen content is found, we generally have your content removed within 5 business days. If you own the rights to the content we can get it taken down. We also provide special discounted Takedown pricing for content owners and publishers that are experiencing multiple copyright infractions.
We can put you in touch with a few great lawyers we work with to help you claim damages on your Copyright infringement. Meaning we just get your copyrighted materials removed from the wrong website.
Yes you can still get it removed. In the United States and most countries you do not need to file copyright papers to prove you own the content or copyright.
Though we recommend getting your material copyrighted as it makes suing for damages easier, but a Government Registered Copyright is NOT necessary in order to get your content removed. Yes we can. Thus, investigation time takes longer and their incentive to invest in it is weakened.
So what is the most common time frame for a DMCA notice to be handled? For most Web hosts, including paid domain hosts and free ones such as social networks , that zone seems to be hours. Very few seem to go down within one day of the notice and, after 72 hours, the likelihood of it going down at all begins to drop.
After about hours, the likelihood becomes almost zero. However, there are exceptions to the rule. One possibility is that the host allows its users the chance to remove the content themselves to avoid being banned outright. If that is the case, the host will likely give the owner to the account hours to take the content down, making it so that, with time to process the claim, it could be well over 96 hours, even on a fast-acting host.
Your case comes with a case worker and case manager - who will communicate with you. Full Tracking of your case until the takedown has been removed. Full case management providing daily updates on the status of your takedown We do all the relevant research, contacting, emailing and followup etc.
Create Takedown Or Call us for best options for you: Get alerts when DMCA. Request a quote. Complete DMCA takedown compliance notice processing service. Suitable for organizations receiving 1,'s of takedown notices per day. Get Compliant Or see our Free starter option Get your website takedown notice compliant in less than 5 minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions Takedown: Need answers? How do I get my content removed from another website? How long does it take to fill out the form on DMCA. What if my entire website has been copied? What if my content did not have a copyright notice stamp or logo?
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