Prooger is built for creators, so protecting their work matters. If you believe a video on Prooger copies your original work, you can tell us here, and we will review it.
1Our approach
We respond to valid copyright claims by removing or disabling access to the content. We also tell the uploader, so they can respond. Claims are reviewed by a person, and we may ask you for more information.
2Before you file
- Use a claim for copyright. If a video simply breaks our rules (for example, it is misleading or harassing), use Report from the ⋮ menu instead.
- Prompts are public by design. When someone publishes a prompt, others may use it to make their own videos. A claim is for copying your work, such as re-uploading your video as theirs.
- You must be the owner or authorised to act for them.
3File a claim
4What happens next
- We review your claim. We check that it is complete and that the video matches.
- We act. If the claim is valid, we remove the video and tell the uploader, including your name and the details of your claim.
- The uploader can respond. They can appeal the removal if they believe it was a mistake or they have the right to use the work.
- We decide. After reviewing the appeal, we either restore the video or keep it removed. We tell you what we decide.
5Repeat infringers
Accounts that repeatedly post infringing videos are suspended or closed.
6False claims
Do not file a claim unless you are sure. Knowingly making a false claim can have legal consequences, and we may close accounts that abuse this process.
7Other legal requests
For other legal notices, such as trademark or court orders, write to eas@easwars.com.