1. Ownership
Unless otherwise identified, AVRE branding, website copy, software and AVRE Originals media are owned or lawfully licensed by the operator. A subscription or software license does not transfer underlying copyright, trademark, publicity or model rights. Third-party names and marks remain the property of their respective owners.
2. Reporting infringement
A notice should identify the copyrighted work, the allegedly infringing URL/material, the complainant's contact information, the basis for the claim and a good-faith statement that the use is not authorised. Send notices to support@avrelabs.com. Providing enough information to locate the material helps AVRE investigate quickly.
3. Review and removal
AVRE may disable material while a credible claim is reviewed. Where applicable, AVRE will follow the relevant legal notice/counter-notice procedure and hosting/provider requirements. A complaint submitted in bad faith can harm legitimate creators and performers, so notices should be accurate and made by the rights holder or an authorised representative.
4. Repeat infringement
Accounts used for repeated deliberate infringement or systematic content theft may be restricted or terminated in accordance with the Terms of Use and applicable law. Technical controls such as rate limiting or access restrictions may also be used to protect media from automated scraping.
5. Subscriber copying
Subscribers receive access to view the content included with their membership. They do not receive permission to repost, redistribute, sell or build derivative commercial services from AVRE Originals media unless separately authorised in writing. Personal access rights end or change according to the subscription entitlement.