Intellectual Property Policy
AiPPT is an online tool for intelligently generating presentation slides. We attach importance to contributing to our platform
And we attach great importance to intellectual property rights.
When you use AiPPT, you agree that any content (such as photos, videos, text, and audio) you upload or put into the design will not infringe upon any type of third-party rights. The safest way to ensure that you comply with this agreement is to upload only content that you have created or is entitled to use.
This policy states AiPPT's position on intellectual property infringement and explains how you can lodge a complaint if you think AiPPT has any content infringing your rights. We have also provided some general information about intellectual property rights-but please remember that this is not a legal recommendation.
The terms used in this policy will be described in our terms of use.
What is intellectual property?
Intellectual property rights refer to intellectual creation, including inventions, literary and artistic works, designs and symbols, etc. It is protected by legal rights such as copyright and trademark, enabling people to have exclusive rights to their creations and only allowing others to use their creations with permission.
The original idea of copyright protection is expressed in material form. It protects works of art (such as graphics or photos), literary works (such as poems, lyrics and stories), movies, music works and recordings.
Trademarks protect the use of specific marks, from words and logos to colors and sounds, to distinguish the sources of goods or services.
Who owns the IP address in the AiPPT design?
It depends on its composition. Generally speaking, if you are the creator of the original design, you are also the copyright owner. However, if you use third-party content (for example, licensed content in the AiPPT Library) in your design, your ownership is subject to these third-party rights (for example, you cannot declare the copyright ownership of photos in the AiPPT library you are using).Used in your design-you only have permission to use this photo.
AiPPT provides you with a non-exclusive license that allows you to use various elements in your design, including photos, graphics, and fonts. For more information, please read our content license agreement.
Submit infringement notification to AiPPT
AiPPT will respond to suspected copyright infringement notices and trademark infringement notices that conform to the 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act ("DMCA").
If you are an AiPPT creator and report the originality of the template, do not follow this process, but share the template details through the form submission request supported by the creator.
Infringement of copyright
If you believe that your copyright works are infringed through service access, please inform AiPPT through the following form, which will require you to provide the following information:
● The electronic or physical signature of the copyright owner or authorized representative of the copyright owner;
● The identification of the copyright works that you claim to have been infringed (if applicable, you can provide the registration number and jurisdiction);
● Identify the material claiming infringement and its location on the service (such as URL);
● Your address, phone number and email address;
● A statement stating that you sincerely believe that the use of the material in the manner complained has not been authorized by the copyright owner, his agent or the law; And
● Declare that the above information is correct and that you are the copyright owner or authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner. If you have perjury, you are willing to be punished.
Trademark infringement
If you believe that your registered trademark can be infringed through service access, please inform AiPPT through the following form, which will require you to provide the following information:
● The electronic or physical signature of the registered trademark owner or the authorized representative of the trademark owner;
● The logo of the trademark you claim to be infringed, including the official number, jurisdiction, goods and/or services, and status;
● Identify the material claiming infringement and its location on the service (such as URL);
● Explain why you think the use of the reported materials violates your trademark rights, including the specific goods and/or services that you think are in use;
● Your address, phone number and email address;
● A statement stating that you sincerely believe that the use of the material in the manner complained has not been authorized by the trademark owner, his agent or the law; And
● Declare that the above information is correct and that you are the trademark owner or the authorized representative right owner. If you have perjury, you are willing to be punished.
AiPPT does not accept infringement notices related to unregistered trademark rights.
If you deliberately falsely claim infringement of online materials, you may be subject to criminal prosecution and civil punishment for perjury, including economic losses, court fees and attorney fees.
Please note that this procedure is specifically used to notify AiPPT that your copyright or trademark materials have been violated. The above requirements are intended to comply with the AiPPT rights and obligations stipulated by law, but do not constitute legal recommendations. It is recommended that you seek legal advice on your rights and obligations under DMCA and other applicable laws.
What happens after the infringement notice is submitted?
AiPPT is obligated to take action against copyright infringement notices submitted under DMCA. If AiPPT receives a valid copyright infringement notice, the referenced material will be deleted from the service and we will notify the AiPPT user who published the material.
If AiPPT receives a valid trademark infringement notice, AiPPT will investigate and may take actions as appropriate, including deleting the cited material from the service and notifying the AiPPT user who publishes the material.
Submit an anti-notification
If you think your content has been deleted incorrectly, you can submit an anti-notification.
The counternotification must contain the following written information:
● Authorize the electronic or physical signature of the person acting on behalf of the relevant content owner;
● The description of the deleted content, including its location on the service (for example, URL);
● Your address, phone number and email address;
● Your statement states that you agree to the jurisdiction of any U.S. federal district court in California and that you will accept the subpoena of the above notification provider or its agent;
● Your statement indicates that you sincerely believe that the material has been deleted or banned due to errors or incorrect identification of the material to be deleted or banned. If you have perjury, you are willing to be punished.
The above information must be submitted to the DMCA agent. The details are as follows.
Please remember that false statements in counter-notices may lead to criminal or civil penalties.
If you are not sure why your work is included in the infringement notice, you may want to seek independent legal advice. AiPPT cannot provide legal advice to users.
If your counternotification is complete and valid, we will directly forward it together with your contact information to the complainant. At that time, the complainant may take legal action against you. If the complainant has not taken legal action against you after 10-14 days, you can contact us and ask us to restore your content. If your content complies with our Terms of Use,We may restore your content at that time.
Repeated infringement
In accordance with DMCA and other applicable laws, AiPPT has adopted a policy to terminate users who we believe to be repeat infringements under appropriate circumstances.
AiPPT may also, at its discretion, restrict access to services and/or terminate its account by any user who violates the intellectual property rights of others, regardless of whether there is a repeated infringement.
Infringement other than AiPPT
Unfortunately, AiPPT cannot assist our community in dealing with any infringement of its works outside AiPPT (e.g. on the online market). We recommend that you follow any reporting procedures provided on the relevant website or seek independent legal advice.