DMCA Policy – Xuper TV APK

Last Updated: September 2026

At Xuper TV APK, we respect the intellectual property rights of creators, copyright owners, publishers, developers, and other rights holders. We expect visitors, contributors, and other parties using our website to respect those rights as well.

This DMCA Policy explains how copyright owners or their authorized representatives can notify us when they believe that material available through our website infringes their copyright.

Our goal is to handle legitimate copyright concerns responsibly, review reported material fairly, and take appropriate action when a valid infringement concern is identified.

This policy should be read together with our Terms of Service and other applicable website policies.

Copyright protects original creative works, including written content, photographs, artwork, videos, software, graphics, music, and other eligible materials.

We do not intend to host, promote, or knowingly facilitate the unauthorized use of copyrighted material.

Because websites may contain references to third-party applications, software, trademarks, links, or other resources, ownership of third-party material remains with its respective copyright holder unless expressly stated otherwise.

If you believe that your copyrighted work has been used on this website without authorization, we encourage you or your authorized representative to contact us with enough information for us to properly identify and review the reported material.

A copyright complaint should be specific and made in good faith.

If you are a copyright owner or an authorized agent and believe that material available through our website infringes your copyright, you may submit a written copyright infringement notice.

For a notice to be useful, it should clearly identify both the copyrighted work and the material that you believe is infringing.

Where applicable, a DMCA notice should contain the information required under relevant copyright law. The U.S. Copyright Office describes Section 512 as providing a framework for certain online service providers, including procedures involving infringement notifications and counter-notifications.

We may be unable to process incomplete, unclear, or unsupported complaints.

To help us review a copyright complaint efficiently, please include the following information:

1. Identification of the Copyrighted Work

Provide a clear description of the original work that you believe has been infringed.

If multiple copyrighted works are involved, please provide a representative list where appropriate.

2. Location of the Reported Material

Tell us exactly where the allegedly infringing material can be found.

This may include the relevant webpage, article, download page, image location, file reference, or other identifiable location.

Providing the complete page address is strongly recommended because it allows us to locate the reported material more accurately.

3. Statement of Good Faith

Include a statement confirming that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use of the material is not authorized by the copyright owner, the owner’s agent, or applicable law.

4. Accuracy and Authority Statement

Where required by applicable law, include a statement confirming that the information provided in your notice is accurate and that you are the copyright owner or are authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner.

5. Contact Information

Provide enough information for us to contact you regarding the complaint.

This may include your full name, email address, and other appropriate contact information.

6. Signature

Where applicable, provide a physical or electronic signature of the copyright owner or authorized representative.

A typed name may qualify as an electronic signature where permitted by applicable law.

4. How We Review Copyright Complaints

After receiving a copyright complaint, we may review the information provided to determine whether the request is sufficiently detailed and whether the reported material can be identified.

Our review may include:

• Checking the reported webpage or material.
• Confirming the location identified in the complaint.
• Reviewing the description of the copyrighted work.
• Checking whether the complaint contains the necessary statements and contact information.
• Determining whether further information is needed.
• Taking appropriate action where a valid infringement concern is established.

Depending on the circumstances, we may remove, restrict, disable access to, or otherwise address the reported material.

A submission of a copyright notice does not automatically establish that infringement has occurred. We may need to evaluate the information before taking action.

5. Takedown of Reported Material

If we determine that material should be removed or access should be restricted following a valid copyright complaint, we may take appropriate action as soon as reasonably practicable.

The action taken may depend on:

• The nature of the reported material.
• The completeness of the copyright notice.
• Whether the material is actually accessible through our website.
• Applicable law.
• The identity and authority of the reporting party.
• Whether a counter-notification is received.
• Other relevant circumstances.

Where appropriate, we may also notify the person or party responsible for the reported material that a complaint has been received.

6. Counter-Notification

If you believe that material was removed or disabled because of a mistake, misidentification, or because you have authorization to use the material, you may have the right to submit a counter-notification.

A counter-notification should clearly identify the material that was removed or disabled and explain why you believe the action was incorrect.

Where the DMCA counter-notification procedure applies, the submission generally requires information such as identification of the removed material, a statement made under penalty of perjury regarding the user’s good-faith belief, contact information, and consent to applicable jurisdiction requirements. The exact legal requirements can depend on the circumstances and applicable law.

We may review a properly submitted counter-notification and take further action as appropriate.

7. Requirements for a Counter-Notification

A counter-notification should generally include:

• Identification of the material that was removed or disabled.
• The location where the material appeared before it was removed or disabled.
• A statement explaining why the removal was made in error or why the material is authorized.
• Your full name and contact information.
• A statement confirming the accuracy of the information provided.
• Any required consent regarding applicable jurisdiction.
• A physical or electronic signature where required.

Counter-notifications should only be submitted when the person submitting them has a legitimate basis for doing so.

Submitting knowingly false information may have legal consequences.

8. What Happens After a Counter-Notification?

When a valid counter-notification is received, we may review it and determine the appropriate next step.

Where the statutory DMCA process applies, a service provider may have specific obligations concerning a counter-notification and restoration of material. Those procedures can depend on whether the applicable legal requirements have been satisfied.

We do not guarantee that reported material will automatically be restored after receiving a counter-notification.

If a copyright owner takes appropriate legal action or provides information affecting the status of the disputed material, further action may be taken as permitted or required by applicable law.

9. Repeat Copyright Infringement

We take repeated copyright complaints seriously.

Where appropriate and legally permissible, we may restrict or terminate access associated with users or contributors who repeatedly post or make available material that is determined to infringe copyright.

Actions involving repeat infringement may depend on the circumstances, the reliability of the complaints received, applicable law, and the nature of the user’s activity.

Our intention is to discourage repeated unauthorized use of copyrighted material while avoiding unfair action based solely on unsupported allegations.

10. Third-Party Applications and Materials

The website may contain information about third-party applications, software, services, trademarks, logos, screenshots, or external resources.

The appearance of a third-party name or application on the website does not by itself mean that we claim ownership of that intellectual property.

Copyright ownership remains with the relevant creator or rights holder unless otherwise stated.

If your copyright concern relates to material belonging to a third-party application or service, please provide the exact location on our website where the material appears.

Where the disputed material is controlled by an external website, hosting provider, developer, or other third party, you may also need to contact the relevant provider directly.

11. Copyright Claims About Website Content

Our website also contains original written material, page layouts, graphics, descriptions, and other content created for the website.

If you believe that your original work has been copied and published on our website without permission, please provide the information described in this policy.

Similarly, we expect other websites and users not to copy substantial portions of our original content and present it as their own.

Permission should be obtained before reproducing substantial original material for commercial or unauthorized purposes.

12. False or Misleading Copyright Notices

Copyright complaints should only be submitted when the reporting party genuinely believes that their copyright has been infringed.

Please do not submit false, fraudulent, intentionally misleading, or abusive copyright claims.

A person who knowingly makes false statements in a legal copyright notice may potentially face legal consequences depending on the applicable law.

We may reject or disregard complaints that appear fraudulent, incomplete, abusive, unrelated to copyright, or unsupported by sufficient information.

We may also request additional information when necessary to understand the basis of a claim.

13. Fair Use and Other Legal Exceptions

Not every use of copyrighted material automatically constitutes copyright infringement.

Depending on the jurisdiction and circumstances, copyright law may contain exceptions or limitations that permit certain uses of copyrighted material.

For this reason, a copyright complaint should explain why the specific use is believed to be unauthorized or infringing.

We do not make a blanket determination that every use identified in a complaint constitutes infringement.

Where a legal exception, license, permission, or other relevant right may apply, the circumstances may require additional review.

14. Respect for Intellectual Property

We encourage copyright owners, creators, developers, and users to communicate clearly and responsibly when dealing with intellectual property concerns.

If you believe that your work has been used improperly, contacting us with complete and accurate information is generally the most effective first step.

Providing the exact location of the disputed material and explaining your ownership or authorization can help reduce unnecessary delays.

We also encourage users to verify that they have appropriate rights or permissions before uploading, publishing, copying, modifying, or distributing copyrighted material.

15. Changes to This DMCA Policy

We may update this DMCA Policy when our website practices, technology, legal requirements, or copyright procedures change.

Any updated version will be published on this page with a revised Last Updated date.

We recommend checking this page periodically if you need to submit a copyright notice or counter-notification.

16. Contact Us for Copyright Concerns

If you need to report suspected copyright infringement, please contact us through the available contact method listed on our Contact Us page.

When submitting a complaint, please include:

• Your full name.
• Your contact information.
• Identification of the copyrighted work.
• The exact location of the disputed material.
• A clear explanation of the alleged infringement.
• Your relationship to the copyrighted work.
• Any required good-faith and accuracy statements.
• Your electronic or physical signature, where applicable.

For security and privacy reasons, please do not include unnecessary sensitive personal information in a copyright complaint.

We may contact you if additional information is required to evaluate the request.

17. Final Statement

We respect the rights of copyright owners and believe that intellectual property concerns should be handled carefully, transparently, and fairly.

Our DMCA Policy provides a clear process for copyright owners or authorized representatives to report material they believe infringes their rights. We also recognize that legitimate users may need an opportunity to respond when material is removed or restricted because of a copyright complaint.

By maintaining a responsible copyright process, we aim to support a safer and more trustworthy online environment for website visitors, creators, developers, and rights holders.

If you believe that material available through our website infringes your copyright, please submit a complete and accurate notice through our designated contact channel so that the matter can be reviewed appropriately.

Please note: This DMCA Policy is provided for informational and administrative purposes and does not constitute legal advice. The applicability of the DMCA or any other copyright law depends on the specific facts, jurisdiction, and legal status of the parties involved.