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Copyright & Intellectual Property Policy

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Last updated
September 26, 2026
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This document is currently being prepared and is not yet effective. It is a draft of Tarseek’s intended legal framework. It does not create a binding contract, privacy notice, or other legal obligation until Tarseek publishes an effective version and users agree to it where required.

This policy describes how Tarseek intends to handle copyright, trademark, and other intellectual property complaints about content hosted or transmitted through Tarseek-controlled surfaces (for example hosted Chat, account profiles, or a future marketplace). Model Outputs generated through a third-party provider may not be stored by Tarseek and may need to be addressed with the relevant Customer or provider.

1. Third-party names and marks

Third-party Model names, logos, and trademarks remain the property of their owners. Listing a Model or provider does not imply partnership, endorsement, or sponsorship.

2. Copyright complaints

A copyright notice should include:

  • the complainant’s name and contact information;
  • identification of the copyrighted work;
  • identification of the allegedly infringing material and its location (URL, request ID, or account identifier if known);
  • a statement of good-faith belief that the use is not authorized;
  • a statement that the information is accurate, and, under penalty of perjury where applicable, that the complainant is authorized to act;
  • a physical or electronic signature.

Send notices to [TBD: copyright@tarseek.com] or the designated agent once appointed.

REQUIRES LEGAL DECISION — DMCA agent / local procedure

Designate a copyright agent and procedure appropriate to the operating jurisdiction. Do not claim DMCA safe harbor until entity, designated agent, and actual hosting facts support it.

3. Trademark and other IP complaints

Trademark and other IP complaints should identify the mark or right, the allegedly infringing use, and the requested action. Tarseek may request additional evidence.

4. Counter-notices

Where applicable law provides a counter-notice process, Tarseek intends to accept counter-notices that include the required statements and identification of the removed material. [TBD: exact statutory form.]

5. Repeat infringement

Tarseek intends to terminate, in appropriate circumstances, accounts of repeat infringers.

6. Fraudulent complaints

Knowingly materially misrepresenting that material is infringing may result in denial of notices, account action, and liability under applicable law.

Related policies

  • Terms of Service
  • Acceptable Use Policy

Version history

No prior effective versions have been published. Future effective versions will be retained at stable URLs rather than silently overwritten.

Contact

Questions about this document: legal@tarseek.com. General legal inquiries: legal@tarseek.com. Privacy inquiries: privacy@tarseek.com.

REQUIRES IMPLEMENTATION — Contact channels

The public addresses are legal@tarseek.com, privacy@tarseek.com, and security@tarseek.com. They may reach the same inbox. No data-protection officer or EU representative is appointed. Confirm the mailboxes are monitored before these pages become effective.

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