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Copyright
Last updated: May 19, 2026
Respecting Creator Rights
Strivio is built for original creator work. Users may upload videos, images, music, text, and other materials only when they own the content or have permission to use it.
Content You Should Not Upload
- Videos, music, images, or clips copied from someone else without permission.
- Content that uses copyrighted work in a way that is not allowed by law or license.
- Reuploads of another creator's content, even with minor edits, unless you have the right to share it.
Copyright Reports
If you believe content on Strivio infringes your copyright, contact Strivio with enough detail for us to review the report. Include the copyrighted work, the Strivio URL or content identifier, your contact information, and a statement that you believe the use is unauthorized.
Counter Notices
If your content was removed because of a copyright report and you believe the removal was a mistake, you may contact Strivio with a counter notice explaining why you have the right to post the content.
Repeat Infringement
Strivio may limit, suspend, or remove accounts that repeatedly upload infringing content or abuse the copyright reporting process.