DMCA and Copyright Policy
Effective Date: November 5, 2026
Policy Owner: TLRDev
Website: https://tlrdev.com
Copyright Contact: support@tlrdev.com
1. Introduction
TLRDev respects intellectual property rights and is committed to protecting the original creative, technical, and commercial work associated with its projects, products, platforms, and services.
This DMCA and Copyright Policy (“Policy”) establishes the copyright protection, intellectual property enforcement, infringement reporting, and copyright dispute procedures applicable to TLRDev and its Covered Projects.
This Policy is intended to apply broadly to existing and future projects developed, designed, created, published, maintained, distributed, licensed, sold, or otherwise made available by TLRDev, to the extent TLRDev owns, operates, controls, or has authority to administer the relevant intellectual property or service.
TLRDev respects the rights of other creators and expects individuals and organizations interacting with its projects to comply with applicable intellectual property laws.
This Policy incorporates procedures based on the United States Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), including 17 U.S.C. § 512, where applicable.
2. Scope of This Policy
This Policy applies to all Covered Projects associated with TLRDev, regardless of their development status, technology, distribution method, product name, or commercial model.
Covered Projects may include, without limitation:
Websites and Online Platforms
Websites developed or operated by TLRDev.
Web applications and online tools.
Software as a Service (SaaS) platforms.
Subscription based platforms.
Online communities and social networks.
Digital marketplaces.
Customer portals and dashboards.
Web based games.
Application programming interfaces (APIs).
Online utilities and hosted services.
Mobile and Desktop Software
Android applications.
iOS applications.
Windows, Linux, and macOS applications.
Cross platform applications.
Progressive Web Applications (PWAs).
Mobile and desktop utilities.
Software tools and productivity applications.
Application extensions and integrations.
Games and Interactive Products
Video games.
Mobile games.
Desktop games.
Browser games.
Multiplayer gaming platforms.
Game assets and interfaces.
Original game artwork and graphics.
Original sound effects and other creative game content.
Original software systems and related components.
Software Development and Digital Products
Original source code.
Software packages and plugins.
Software modifications and extensions.
Website templates and themes.
User interface designs.
Digital tools and utilities.
Custom integrations.
Original graphics and visual assets.
Technical documentation.
Original written content.
Other independently developed digital products.
Commercial and Distributed Projects
This Policy may also apply to Covered Projects that are:
Offered free of charge.
Supported through advertising.
Sold through one time purchases.
Offered through subscriptions.
Distributed through application marketplaces.
Licensed to individuals or businesses.
Offered through independent websites.
Distributed under separate product or brand names.
Made available through third party platforms.
Maintained as experimental, prototype, or unreleased projects.
The scope of this Policy is not limited to projects specifically listed on TLRDev.com.
It also extends to future Covered Projects without requiring each new project to be individually identified in this Policy.
3. Definition of Covered Projects
For purposes of this Policy, a “Covered Project” means a product, website, application, platform, service, or other creative or technical work for which TLRDev holds relevant intellectual property rights, operates the applicable service, or possesses authorization to administer copyright matters.
A project may be considered a Covered Project even when it:
Uses a brand name different from TLRDev.
Operates under a separate domain name.
Is distributed through an application marketplace.
Uses a separate product identity or logo.
Is offered through a commercial licensing arrangement.
Is developed using multiple programming languages or frameworks.
Is available in different versions or on different platforms.
Projects operated by separate legal entities are covered only to the extent this Policy has been validly adopted by those entities or TLRDev has appropriate authority.
Client owned and independently operated projects are not automatically subject to this Policy merely because TLRDev participated in their development.
4. Copyright Ownership and Protection
Original copyrightable works created and owned by TLRDev are protected under applicable United States and international copyright laws.
Protected materials may include:
Original software source code.
Original application and game content.
Original website designs and graphics.
Original written documentation.
Original illustrations and visual assets.
Original audio and video content.
Original user interface artwork.
Original marketing and promotional materials.
Other original works qualifying for copyright protection.
Copyright protection applies to qualifying works according to applicable law and does not depend solely on the presence of a copyright notice.
Ownership of licensed components, third party libraries, client materials, and independently created works remains subject to the applicable ownership and licensing arrangements.
5. Intellectual Property Rights
Unless expressly authorized by applicable law or a valid license, no person or organization may reproduce, distribute, sell, sublicense, or commercially exploit protected TLRDev materials without permission.
Restrictions may apply to:
Unauthorized redistribution of proprietary software.
Unauthorized resale of protected digital products.
Removal or alteration of copyright notices.
Distribution of unauthorized copies.
Misuse of protected artwork or creative assets.
Commercial exploitation exceeding the terms of an applicable license.
Unauthorized publication of proprietary source code.
Other uses that infringe protected intellectual property rights.
Lawful uses permitted by copyright law, applicable licenses, or other enforceable agreements remain authorized.
6. Software Licensing and Third Party Components
Certain Covered Projects may incorporate:
Open source software.
Third party libraries.
Licensed frameworks.
Commercial software components.
Licensed media assets.
Third party APIs.
Customer supplied materials.
Other independently owned intellectual property.
Such components remain subject to their applicable licenses and legal requirements.
Nothing in this Policy transfers ownership of third party materials to TLRDev or overrides valid open source or commercial licensing provisions.
Where a Covered Project is distributed under a separate software license, that license governs the rights granted to the user concerning the licensed software.
7. Client Work and Contractual Ownership
TLRDev may create or contribute to projects for customers, businesses, partners, or other organizations.
Intellectual property ownership in commissioned or client projects is determined by the applicable agreement and law.
TLRDev may retain rights to independently developed tools, reusable software components, frameworks, or other materials where permitted by the relevant agreement.
Where ownership has been assigned or transferred to a client, the client’s applicable rights remain controlling.
This Policy does not claim copyright ownership over client materials or other works that TLRDev does not legally own or have authority to administer.
8. Copyright Infringement Reporting
If you believe that material available through a Covered Project infringes copyright you own or are authorized to enforce, you may submit a written infringement notification.
To satisfy the applicable requirements of 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3), a notification must contain substantially the following:
A physical or electronic signature of the copyright owner or an authorized representative.
Identification of the copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed. A representative list may be provided when permitted for multiple works.
Identification of the allegedly infringing material and information reasonably sufficient to locate it, including relevant URLs, product identifiers, or other identifying information.
Contact information reasonably sufficient to reach the complaining party, including an email address and other applicable contact details.
A statement that the complaining party has a good faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.
A statement that the information in the notification is accurate and that, under penalty of perjury, the complaining party is authorized to act on behalf of the owner of the allegedly infringed exclusive right.
Complaints should identify the specific Covered Project involved.
9. Copyright Complaints Contact
Copyright complaints concerning Covered Projects may be directed to:
TLRDev Copyright Complaints
Email: support@tlrdev.com
Website: https://tlrdev.com
Suggested Subject: Copyright Infringement Notice
This address is provided for general copyright complaints and does not, by itself, constitute formal registration of a DMCA designated agent.
Where a registered designated agent is required, legally effective notices should be directed to the agent identified in the United States Copyright Office’s designated agent directory.
10. Review and Response to Infringement Claims
Upon receiving a copyright infringement complaint, TLRDev may:
Review the complaint and supporting information.
Evaluate the identified material.
Request additional information.
Remove or disable access to material when appropriate.
Notify relevant parties where required.
Restrict access to affected features or content.
Preserve information needed for lawful investigation.
Take other actions permitted or required by law.
Where the statutory DMCA notice and takedown process applies, TLRDev will follow the relevant legal requirements.
Submitting a complaint does not automatically establish infringement.
TLRDev may decline to remove material when a complaint is insufficient or the available information does not establish a basis for removal.
11. Counter Notifications
A person whose material was removed or disabled because of an alleged copyright violation may submit a counter notification when they believe the removal resulted from a mistake or misidentification.
A valid DMCA counter notification generally requires:
A physical or electronic signature.
Identification of the removed material and its previous location.
A statement under penalty of perjury that the person has a good faith belief the material was removed because of a mistake or misidentification.
The person’s full name, mailing address, and telephone number.
Consent to the jurisdiction of the appropriate United States Federal District Court, as required by 17 U.S.C. § 512(g)(3).
Agreement to accept service of process from the original complaining party or its authorized representative.
Counter notifications may be submitted to:
Suggested Subject: DMCA Counter Notification
12. Restoration of Removed Material
When the statutory DMCA counter notification procedure applies, TLRDev will comply with the applicable notification and restoration requirements.
This may include forwarding the counter notification to the original complaining party.
Under the applicable DMCA process, restoration generally occurs between 10 and 14 business days after a valid counter notification is received, unless the complaining party provides notice of qualifying court action.
Material may also remain unavailable for independent lawful reasons unrelated to the original copyright complaint.
13. Repeat Infringement Policy
TLRDev does not knowingly encourage or authorize repeated copyright infringement.
Where a Covered Project permits users to upload, store, distribute, or publish material, TLRDev maintains a policy for restricting or terminating access by repeat infringers in appropriate circumstances.
Depending on the circumstances, enforcement measures may include:
Removing infringing content.
Restricting content submissions.
Suspending publishing privileges.
Suspending or terminating applicable accounts.
Restricting access to relevant services.
Other measures permitted by law.
TLRDev will accommodate and not interfere with standard technical measures used by copyright owners to identify or protect copyrighted works to the extent required by applicable law.
14. Third Party Distribution Platforms
Covered Projects may be distributed through independent platforms, including:
Mobile application stores.
Desktop application marketplaces.
Software distribution platforms.
Digital product marketplaces.
Content hosting services.
Other independent distribution channels.
These platforms may maintain separate copyright reporting procedures.
If allegedly infringing material is hosted or controlled exclusively by an independent platform, complaints may need to be submitted through that platform.
TLRDev does not claim control over the independent copyright enforcement decisions of third party providers.
15. Unauthorized Distribution and Software Piracy
TLRDev reserves the right to protect its proprietary software and other protected works against unauthorized distribution and copyright infringement.
Examples of potentially infringing activity include:
Distribution of unauthorized copies of proprietary software.
Redistribution of protected source code without permission.
Commercial resale of copyrighted materials without authorization.
Sharing protected digital assets beyond applicable license permissions.
Distribution of modified proprietary software in violation of copyright law.
Other conduct infringing TLRDev’s legally protected rights.
TLRDev may submit complaints to hosting providers, application marketplaces, search engines, or other relevant services when it reasonably believes its protected rights have been infringed.
Nothing in this section prohibits lawful reverse engineering, interoperability activities, fair use, or other actions permitted by applicable law or license.
16. Fair Use and Other Exceptions
TLRDev recognizes that copyright law permits certain uses of protected materials without obtaining additional permission.
These may include fair use, authorized licensing, public domain uses, and other applicable legal exceptions.
Not every use of copyrighted material constitutes infringement.
Relevant legal exceptions may be considered when evaluating copyright complaints.
17. False or Fraudulent Complaints
Copyright notifications must be submitted honestly and in good faith.
Knowingly making material misrepresentations concerning infringement or mistaken removal may result in legal liability under 17 U.S.C. § 512(f) or other applicable law.
TLRDev may reject abusive or fraudulent complaints and take appropriate action when legally permitted.
18. Trademarks and Brand Rights
Covered Projects may operate under individual names, logos, brands, and product identities.
Trademark rights are distinct from copyright rights and remain subject to applicable trademark law.
Brand names, logos, and other distinctive identifiers may belong to TLRDev, its partners, customers, or independent third parties.
Use of a product name or trademark does not automatically establish ownership or affiliation.
Trademark complaints may be sent to support@tlrdev.com.
19. Enforcement of TLRDev Intellectual Property
TLRDev reserves the right to enforce intellectual property rights it legally owns or is authorized to enforce.
Available measures may include:
Issuing copyright infringement notices.
Requesting removal of infringing content.
Requesting removal of unauthorized software distributions.
Contacting hosting providers.
Reporting violations to application marketplaces.
Requesting removal of infringing search results where legally appropriate.
Pursuing other remedies available under applicable law.
The decision not to pursue a particular infringement does not constitute a waiver of any applicable rights.
20. No Implied License
Accessing a Covered Project does not automatically grant ownership of its underlying intellectual property.
Any license granted to users is limited to the permissions provided by the applicable product license, service agreement, or law.
Purchase of a digital product does not automatically transfer copyright ownership unless an applicable agreement expressly provides otherwise.
21. Policy Application Across Brands and Domains
This Policy is intended to serve as a master copyright and infringement reporting policy for Covered Projects operated under the TLRDev brand or other product identities that validly adopt it.
A Covered Project may reference this Policy through its website, application, legal documentation, or other appropriate location.
Where a separate product policy contains additional provisions, those provisions may apply alongside this Policy.
If a conflicting provision concerns rights or responsibilities specific to a particular product, the applicable product agreement will control to the extent legally enforceable.
Separate legal entities must independently establish any required DMCA agent designations and applicable policies.
22. Future Projects
TLRDev may continue to develop, acquire, release, license, distribute, or operate additional digital products and services.
This Policy is intended to apply to future Covered Projects without requiring individual amendments for every new product.
The inclusion of a future project remains subject to TLRDev having the applicable ownership, operational authority, or valid adoption of this Policy.
23. Policy Modifications
TLRDev may update this Policy to reflect changes in:
Copyright law.
Intellectual property regulations.
Software distribution practices.
Project operations.
Enforcement procedures.
Applicable platform requirements.
The current version will be available at:
https://tlrdev.com/dmca-policy/
Material changes will be addressed in accordance with applicable legal requirements.
24. Contact Information
For copyright notices, counter notifications, intellectual property questions, and related concerns:
TLRDev
Arkansas, United States
Email: support@tlrdev.com
Website: https://tlrdev.com
Contact Form: https://tlrdev.com/contact/