Copyright & content notice

Ownership

Original BGStudio content and third-party material belong to their respective owners. Displaying a logo, brand, photo, video, game footage, music or quotation does not transfer rights to a visitor. Content on linked channels should be assessed together with the particular publication and its description.

Permission and attribution

Quotation, reporting and other uses permitted by law remain available within their legal limits. Attribution alone does not authorise every reproduction, commercial use, republication or adaptation. Contact the relevant owner with the intended purpose, scope, duration and media when requesting permission.

Content and personality rights

Topics and presentation should be assessed in the context of each type of publication. Report factual errors, possible rights infringements or needed updates with the relevant link and explanation. This page does not itself establish that a particular publication is lawful or exempt it from liability.

Copyright or rights complaints

Select “Copyright / Content Notice” in the contact form or write to contact@bgstudio.yt. Explain which part of the content you object to, why and what action you request. The form accepts supporting PDF and image files.

• Provide your name and a contact address for a response.
• Identify the page/video URL and, where useful, a time code.
• Explain the work or right concerned and your ownership or authority to represent its owner.
• Describe the requested action, such as correction, removal or attribution, and your reasons.
• Include only the supporting information needed; avoid unnecessary identity documents or other people’s data.

Review process

We review notices in light of the source, publication context and applicable rights. We may ask for information to clarify the issue and take appropriate corrections or other action where warranted. A notice does not automatically result in removal or agreement with the complaint. Statutory application, response and correction procedures remain available.

Evidence and data minimisation

Assessment requires the reported content to be identifiable and the basis of the request to be explained. For copyright claims, provide an original work URL or copy, a first publication record, licence or relevant ownership agreement. Representatives should provide evidence of authority to act. For personal-rights or factual-error notices, provide the relevant page, time code and records explaining the claim.

Not every notice requires the same document or an identity copy. Share only relevant sections and redact identity numbers, sensitive data, signatures and unrelated third-party information. If evidence cannot currently be provided, explain why and identify alternative supporting material. Necessary and proportionate further information may be requested.

Accuracy, authority and preservation of rights

The applicant declares that the information is accurate to the best of their knowledge and that they are entitled to submit the notice in the stated capacity. This may be as a rights holder, affected person, authorised representative or another capacity explained in the message. The declaration does not transfer rights, waive liability generally or establish an infringement conclusively. Responsibility for false or unauthorised notices is determined under applicable law.

Sending a notice does not prevent you from using statutory procedures before a court, prosecutor, administrative authority or the relevant platform. Legally prescribed deadlines and obligations remain applicable.