When we receive a properly filed DMCA takedown notice, we are legally required to promptly remove or disable access to the content identified in the claim. This procedure is carried out to comply fully with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act as well as any other applicable copyright laws. Please be aware that your submitted notice, including your contact details such as your name, address, telephone number, and email address, may be shared with the individual or entity whose content is the subject of the complaint. This disclosure allows the alleged infringer to consider the allegations and, if desired, submit a counter-notification. If you feel that the content was taken down by mistake, or due to misidentification, the DMCA permits you to file a counter-notification. This document must include the following: A detailed description of the removed or disabled content along with its previous location on our platform; Your full contact information, including legal name, address, phone number, and email address; A statement made under penalty of perjury that you believe the removal or disabling of the material was an error; An agreement to the jurisdiction of the federal district court corresponding to your place of residence or any other appropriate court if you are outside the United States; Your signature, which may be either handwritten or digital, authenticating the counter-notification. We advise that all information be accurate and complete to ensure a timely response and possible reinstatement of your content.