DMCA Policy

Last Updated: January 30, 2026

At https://www.qdlrcs.com, we respect the intellectual property rights of others and comply with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Our platform offers AI-powered tools for generating and analyzing content in video, audio, writing, and development domains. This policy details our procedures for handling claims of copyright infringement.

Understanding Copyright on Our Platform

Users interact with our AI tools to create original outputs, such as scripts, audio clips, or code snippets. However, we prohibit the upload or generation of content that infringes on third-party copyrights. If you believe material on our site violates your copyright, we provide a straightforward process to report it.

  • Our tools are designed to assist in creative processes, but generated content remains the user’s responsibility.
  • We do not claim ownership over user-generated outputs; users retain rights to their creations, subject to our terms of service.
  • For name generation features, such as business or product names, these are provided for user experimentation. Users must independently verify that generated names do not infringe existing trademarks through official searches.

This approach ensures that while our AI facilitates innovation, legal accountability rests with the user. We actively monitor for potential issues but rely on community reports to maintain compliance.

Reporting Copyright Infringement

To notify us of suspected copyright infringement, submit a DMCA takedown notice. We respond promptly to valid claims, typically within 24-48 hours of receipt.

  • Include your full name, address, phone number, and email address for contact.
  • Provide a detailed description of the copyrighted work you claim is infringed.
  • Specify the exact location of the infringing material on https://www.qdlrcs.com, such as a URL or tool identifier.
  • State that you have a good faith belief the use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.
  • Declare under penalty of perjury that the information in your notice is accurate and you are the copyright owner or authorized to act on their behalf.
  • Include your electronic or physical signature.

Send your notice to our designated DMCA agent via email at [email protected]. We do not accept notices through other channels to ensure efficient processing. Upon receiving a compliant notice, we will remove or disable access to the allegedly infringing material and notify the user involved.

Counter-Notification Process

If you receive a takedown notice and believe it was issued in error, you may submit a counter-notification. This allows us to restore access if the claim lacks merit.

  • Your counter-notification must include your full name, address, phone number, and email address.
  • Describe the material removed or disabled and its original location on our site.
  • State under penalty of perjury that you have a good faith belief the material was removed due to mistake or misidentification.
  • Consent to the jurisdiction of the Federal District Court for the district covering your address (or Santa Clara County, California, if your address is outside the U.S.).
  • Provide your electronic or physical signature.

Submit counter-notifications to [email protected]. We will forward it to the original complainant. If they do not file a lawsuit within 10-14 business days, we may restore the material. Repeat infringers may face account termination.

Our goal is to balance creator rights with fair use opportunities. For instance, AI-generated analyses of public domain works are encouraged, but direct copies of protected media are not.

Designated DMCA Agent

All DMCA communications should be directed to our agent. For formal registration with the U.S. Copyright Office, our agent details are:

  • Name: QD LRCS Compliance Officer
  • Address: 123 Innovation Drive, Suite 400, San Francisco, CA 94105
  • Phone: (415) 555-0123
  • Email: [email protected]

This information is provided for compliance purposes. Note that our physical address is for legal notices only; general inquiries should use the email.

User Responsibilities Regarding AI Tools

Our AI generators for video scripts, audio enhancements, writing prompts, and development code are built to produce novel content. Users must ensure inputs do not include copyrighted material without permission.

  • Avoid uploading protected audio samples or video clips into analyzers unless you own the rights.
  • When using writing tools, base prompts on original ideas to prevent inadvertent reproduction of protected texts.
  • For development tasks, generated code should be reviewed for similarities to licensed software.
  • Generated names, logos, or concepts are user-owned but require trademark clearance before commercial use.

We implement safeguards like content filters, but they are not foolproof. Users agree in our terms to indemnify us against claims arising from their misuse.

DMCA Safe Harbor Protections

As a service provider, https://www.qdlrcs.com qualifies for DMCA safe harbor under 17 U.S.C. § 512. This protects us from liability for user-generated content, provided we adhere to takedown procedures.

  • We do not proactively monitor all user interactions but respond to notices expeditiously.
  • Our platform disables repeat offenders’ access after verified multiple infringements.
  • International users should note that while we comply with U.S. law, local copyright laws may apply additionally.

This framework supports our mission to empower creators with AI while upholding legal standards. Educational uses, such as analyzing historical audio for research, often fall under fair use, but commercial reproductions do not.

Additional Considerations for AI-Generated Content

AI outputs can sometimes resemble existing works due to training data patterns. We train our models on licensed datasets, but users should attribute or modify generations as needed.

  • If your generated video edit incorporates public domain footage, clearly indicate sources.
  • Audio tools produce synthetic sounds; ensure they do not mimic copyrighted melodies.
  • Writing analyzers provide feedback on style—use this to refine, not replicate, protected authors’ works.
  • Development analyzers debug code; avoid inputting proprietary algorithms from others.

For trademark concerns with generated names, consult resources like the USPTO database. We disclaim liability for unverified commercial applications.

In cases of disputes, we encourage amicable resolutions before formal notices. Contact us at [email protected] for guidance.

Policy Updates and Enforcement

We may revise this policy to reflect legal changes or platform evolutions. Users will be notified via site postings or email.

  • Continued use after updates implies acceptance.
  • Violations may result in warnings, content removal, or bans.
  • We cooperate with law enforcement on serious infringement matters.

Our commitment to a fair ecosystem benefits all users. By fostering original AI-assisted creations, we contribute to digital innovation responsibly.

Questions about this policy? Reach out to [email protected]. We aim to resolve concerns swiftly.

Navigating copyright in AI contexts requires vigilance. For video tools, ensure generated montages do not use unlicensed clips. Audio features should synthesize unique tracks, avoiding samples from commercial libraries without rights. Writing aids help brainstorm, but final outputs must be transformative. Development tools accelerate coding, yet users verify for open-source compliance.

  • Special note on names: AI-suggested business names are starting points; always search trademarks via official registries to avoid conflicts.
  • We prohibit automated scraping of our outputs for resale, respecting both our and users’ IP.
  • Collaborative projects using our analyzers should document permissions for shared elements.

This comprehensive approach minimizes risks. Our team reviews notices thoroughly, distinguishing between infringement and permissible uses like parody or criticism.

International Compliance

While based in the U.S., we serve global users. DMCA applies to our operations, but we respect equivalents like the EU Copyright Directive.

  • Non-U.S. claimants may use local procedures alongside DMCA notices.
  • For cross-border issues, provide evidence of rights under applicable laws.
  • We do not host content in jurisdictions with stricter rules without adaptations.

Users worldwide agree to our U.S.-governed terms. This ensures consistency in handling AI tool interactions.

Finally, our policy promotes ethical AI use. Generate boldly, but verify diligently—empowering creativity without compromise.