Copyright, IP & Takedown Policy

1. Purpose

This Policy explains how Vesonus handles copyright, trademark, ownership and related intellectual-property complaints concerning content made available through Vesonus.

2. Creator responsibility

Users may only upload, list, licence, distribute or publish content they own or are authorised to use. This includes music, beats, samples, vocals, artwork, names, logos, metadata and other protected material.

3. Reporting infringement

A rights holder or authorised representative may submit a complaint to support@vesonus.com. The notice should identify:

• the complaining party and contact details;

• the protected work or right claimed;

• the Vesonus content, page, track, listing or account complained about;

• where the allegedly infringing material appears;

• a clear explanation of why the use is unauthorised;

• a statement that the information supplied is accurate and that the sender is the rights holder or authorised to act for the rights holder; and

• supporting evidence where reasonably available.

4. Incomplete notices

Vesonus may request additional information where a notice is unclear or insufficient to identify the relevant content, right or claimant.

5. Initial action

Where a complaint appears credible or urgent, Vesonus may temporarily hide, restrict, pause, disable, unpublish, suspend distribution, block licensing, preserve evidence or hold affected earnings while the matter is reviewed.

Temporary restriction does not mean Vesonus has made a final legal determination about ownership.

6. Notice to affected user

Where lawful and appropriate, Vesonus will notify the affected user and may provide the substance of the complaint so the user can respond or supply evidence.

7. Response and counter-evidence

An affected user may respond with evidence of ownership, permission, licence, authorship, registration, contract, collaborator consent or another basis for lawful use.

Where an applicable legal regime requires a formal counter-notice process, Vesonus will follow that process.

8. Reinstatement

Vesonus may restore content or access where the complaint is withdrawn, evidence resolves the issue, a competent authority requires restoration, or Vesonus otherwise concludes the restriction is no longer justified.

9. Repeat or serious infringement

Vesonus may suspend or terminate accounts engaged in repeated, deliberate or serious infringement, subject to applicable law and proportionality requirements.

10. Disputed earnings

Vesonus may temporarily withhold amounts reasonably connected to the disputed content, licence, transaction or release while ownership or infringement is investigated. Unaffected amounts should not be held unnecessarily.

11. Distribution takedowns

Where disputed or unauthorised content has been delivered to digital service providers, Vesonus may initiate or request takedown where required by law, contract, rights withdrawal or a valid enforcement decision.

12. Licensing conflicts

If a production or release is subject to conflicting ownership or licensing claims, Vesonus may disable new licensing, freeze exclusivity status, pause related distribution and require the parties to resolve the rights issue before further exploitation.

13. Trademark, impersonation and passing off

Complaints involving trademarks, artist names, business names, logos or impersonation may also be submitted to support@vesonus.com with evidence of the claimed right and the allegedly misleading use.

14. False or abusive claims

Knowingly false, fraudulent or abusive infringement reports are prohibited. Vesonus may take action against users who misuse the complaint process.

15. Legal requests

Vesonus may preserve or disclose relevant records where required by law, court order or other valid legal process, or where reasonably necessary to establish, exercise or defend legal claims.

16. DSA / illegal-content process

Where the Digital Services Act or equivalent law applies to a Vesonus service, Vesonus should provide an appropriate notice-and-action process for illegal content and communicate decisions and appeal rights where required.

17. No legal adjudication

Vesonus is not a court and cannot finally determine every ownership dispute. Complex disputes may require the parties to obtain legal advice or a binding decision from a court, authority, arbitrator or other competent body.

18. Contact

Copyright, trademark, ownership and takedown notices: support@vesonus.com

Platform-specific support: support@vesonus.app

Vesonus AS

Kjellergata 17A

2003 Lillestrøm

Norway

Org. no. 935 677 335