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Third-party content and removal

How to notify us of content that violates a right of yours, and how to contest a removal.

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1. How we handle third-party content

Content published on PartyCall is the responsibility of whoever publishes it. We do not review messages or files beforehand.

In Brazil, the Marco Civil da Internet provides that an application provider is only civilly liable for third-party content if, after a specific court order, it fails to make it unavailable. Even so, we receive and review out-of-court notices, and we act when the violation is clear.

For intimate content shared without consent, art. 21 of the Marco Civil waives the court order: a notice from the participant or their representative is enough, and we remove it as soon as we can.

2. How to notify us

Send it to channel being defined a message containing:

  • your full identification and a way to contact you;
  • a description of the work or of the right you claim to hold;
  • the exact location of the content on PartyCall: community, room, date and time, and whatever else can identify it;
  • the grounds for the violation;
  • a statement that the information is true and that you are the rights holder or are authorized to act for them.

A generic notice, with no location for the content, does not let us act, because there is no way to find what should be removed.

3. What we do when we receive it

  • We confirm we received it within deadline to be defined.
  • We review the notice and the location it points to.
  • If the violation is clear, we remove the content or make it unavailable.
  • We tell the person who published it, and we say why it was removed.
  • If the notice is not enough, we reply explaining what is missing.

4. Counter-notice

If your content was removed and you believe you have the right to publish it, write to channel being definedwith your identification, an indication of the content removed, and the grounds for your right, such as a license, authorization, or legitimate use.

We review it and, if appropriate, restore the content, and we tell the person who notified us.

5. Repeat violations

Accounts that repeatedly violate someone else's rights may be suspended or closed, under theTerms of Use.

A notice filed in bad faith, to silence someone or harm a competitor, also has a consequence: the notifying party may be liable for losses and damages, under the law.

6. Contact

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