Copyright, Rights and Illegal-Content Notices

Effective: August 11, 2026
Version: 1.2

Use this page to report copyright infringement, other rights violations or content you believe is illegal.

1. Contact and points of contact

Eveli, Inc.
Attn: Copyright and Content Notices
16192 Coastal Highway
Lewes, Delaware 19958
United States
legal@eveli.ai

EU Digital Services Act authority and recipient point of contact: legal@eveli.ai. Communications are accepted in English.
EU DSA legal representative: EU service remains disabled until EVELI has made the written Article 13 appointment and replaced this regional-gate statement with the representative's name, postal address and electronic contact details.
U.S. copyright contact: legal@eveli.ai. EVELI has not registered a DMCA designated agent and does not claim the additional 17 U.S.C. § 512(c) safe-harbor protection that depends on registration.

2. Copyright notice

A copyright owner or authorized agent should provide:

1. a physical or electronic signature;
2. identification of the copyrighted work, or a representative list;
3. identification and exact location of the allegedly infringing material, including asset, project or URL information sufficient for EVELI to locate it;
4. name, postal address, telephone number and email;
5. a good-faith statement that the disputed use is not authorized by the owner, agent or law; and
6. a statement, made under penalty of perjury, that the notice is accurate and the sender is the owner or authorized to act.

EVELI may send the notice to the affected user and remove or restrict material. Knowingly false claims may create liability.

EVELI may terminate, in appropriate circumstances, account holders who repeatedly infringe copyright and will not interfere with standard technical measures where U.S. law requires accommodation. Registration of a DMCA designated agent is an optional risk-reduction step for claiming the associated statutory safe harbor; it is not represented here as a condition of submitting a notice.

3. Copyright counter-notice

An affected user may provide:

1. a physical or electronic signature;
2. identification and former location of removed material;
3. a statement under penalty of perjury that removal resulted from mistake or misidentification;
4. name, postal address, telephone number and email; and
5. consent to the jurisdiction of the Federal District Court for the judicial district of the address provided—or, if the address is outside the United States, any judicial district in which EVELI may be found—and acceptance of service from the original claimant or its agent.

Where the statutory process applies, EVELI may restore material after forwarding a valid counter-notice unless the claimant timely provides evidence of a court action.

4. EU illegal-content notice

To report content under the EU Digital Services Act, submit all of the following through the content-notice form or legal@eveli.ai:

• a sufficiently substantiated explanation of why the information is illegal;
• the exact electronic location, such as a URL, asset ID or project/content identifier, plus any information needed to locate inaccessible material;
• your name and email, except where EU law permits a notice without identity;
• a statement confirming your good-faith belief that the information and allegations are accurate and complete; and
• the affected country and legal rule, court order or rights basis if known.

The form must acknowledge receipt promptly. EVELI will process notices diligently, objectively and without arbitrary discrimination and will communicate the decision where contact information exists. EVELI will also maintain workflows for legally binding EU orders to act against illegal content and orders to provide information.

5. Other rights notices

For trademark, privacy, publicity, confidentiality, non-consensual imagery, impersonation or other rights claims, provide:

• claimant identity and authority;
• the right asserted and relevant jurisdiction;
• the exact content location;
• a clear explanation and supporting evidence;
• requested action; and
• a good-faith accuracy statement.

For immediate danger or child sexual abuse material, contact local emergency or competent law-enforcement authorities in addition to EVELI. Do not send illegal imagery by email; provide identifiers and lawful evidence. EVELI preserves and reports apparent child sexual exploitation material when required by law, including through the NCMEC CyberTipline when applicable.

6. EVELI decisions and statements of reasons

When EVELI restricts content or an account based on illegality or Terms enforcement and law requires an explanation, the affected user receives a durable notice stating:

• the decision and its territorial scope;
• whether removal, visibility restriction, monetization restriction, suspension or termination occurred;
• the facts and circumstances relied upon, including whether a notice or authority order triggered review;
• any automated means used in taking the decision;
• the legal or contractual ground;
• available appeal or judicial/redress options; and
• a unique decision identifier.

EVELI may omit information where disclosure is prohibited, where EU law provides a specific exception for deceptive high-volume commercial content, or where disclosure would create a concrete safety or security risk.

7. Appeal

Reply to the decision notice or email legal@eveli.ai within 30 days. Include the decision ID, reasons and supporting evidence. EVELI will use qualified human review and communicate the outcome. This voluntary route does not restrict statutory or court remedies.

8. Repeat abuse

EVELI may suspend users who repeatedly provide manifestly illegal content and may restrict submitters who repeatedly send manifestly unfounded notices, after warning where required and considering severity, frequency, intent and context.

9. Service classification and feature gates

The package conservatively treats EVELI as an EU hosting service because it stores information at a user's request. EVELI is not treated as an “online platform” while it does not disseminate stored user content to the public. Public galleries, sharing feeds, marketplaces or comparable dissemination features require a new DSA and U.S. intimate-image/child-safety review before release.