If we receive a valid DMCA notice, we will take swift and appropriate action to remove or restrict access to the content identified as infringing, in accordance with DMCA guidelines and relevant laws. To assist with resolving the matter, we may share the DMCA notice, including the contact details provided, with the individual or entity accused of infringement. If you believe your content was mistakenly removed or restricted, you have the right to submit a counter-notification. To ensure that your counter-notification is processed correctly, please provide the following details: - Content Identification: Clearly identify the content that was removed or disabled and include the exact URL where the original content was located. - Your Contact Information: Include your full name, mailing address, phone number, and email address to facilitate communication. - Good Faith Statement: Provide a statement under penalty of perjury confirming that you genuinely believe the content was removed or restricted by mistake. - Consent to Jurisdiction: Confirm your agreement to the jurisdiction of the courts in your local area (or the appropriate jurisdiction where the website operates, if outside the U.S.), and state your willingness to accept legal correspondence from the party who submitted the original DMCA notice. - Your Signature: Include either a physical or electronic signature to authenticate your counter-notification. This process ensures that any disputes related to content removal are handled fairly and in compliance with the law. If you have any questions or require assistance with submitting a counter-notification, please feel free to contact us.