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If you submitted a trademark report to us through our online form or via email, you’ll receive an automated email that contains information about your report, including a unique report number... See More

When we receive a report from a rights owner claiming content on Instagram infringes their intellectual property rights, we may need to promptly remove that content from Instagram without contacting you first... See More

If you repeatedly post content that infringes someone else’s intellectual property rights, your account may be disabled under Instagram’s repeat infringer policy... See More

The fastest and easiest way to submit a claim of copyright infringement to us is to use our online form... See More

Submitting a claim of copyright infringement is a serious matter with legal consequences. Before you report a claim of copyright infringement to us, you may wish to reach out to the individual posting the content... See More

If you submitted a copyright report to us through our form or via email, you'll receive an automated email that contains information about your report, including a unique report number. You should save this number in case you need to contact us about your report... See More

When we receive trademark claims through our online form and remove the reported content, we provide the reported user with the report number, rights owner's name, email address provided by the reporting party, a description of the rights owner's trademark, and a description of the removed content... See More

If you submitted an intellectual property report, but then reached an agreement with the person who posted the content, or if you reported content by mistake, you can withdraw your intellectual property report... See More

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The fastest and easiest way to send a DMCA report of copyright infringement to our designated agent is to fill out our online form... See More

As the copyright owner, you have certain rights under the law to stop others from copying or distributing your work, or creating new works based on your work... See More

If you repeatedly post content that infringes someone else’s intellectual property rights, your account may be disabled under Instagram’s repeat infringer policy... See More

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Only an intellectual property rights owner or their authorized representative may report a suspected infringement... See More

In general, the person who creates an original work owns the copyright in it. For example, if you create a painting, you likely own the copyright in that painting. Similarly, if you take a photo, you generally own the copyright in that photo... See More

To report potential copyright violations, please follow these instructions... See More

You can get a link to a publicly shared photo or video by going to the post in the app.. See More