Intellectual Property & Brand Rights Policy

If content has been removed, restricted, or otherwise affected as a result of an intellectual property complaint, the affected user may submit a counter-notification where they believe, in good faith, that the complaint was submitted in error, that they possess the necessary legal rights or authorization to use the content, or that the reported content does not infringe the intellectual property rights of the complaining party.

A counter-notification should be submitted promptly and must contain sufficient information to allow Peeptown to evaluate the response. Peeptown may request additional documentation or evidence where necessary before making a determination.

A counter-notification should include, where applicable:

• The full name and contact information of the user submitting the counter-notification.
• Identification of the content that was removed, restricted, or disabled.
• The URL or other location where the content previously appeared on the Platform, if available.
• A clear explanation of why the user believes the complaint was submitted in error or why the content does not infringe the claimed intellectual property rights.
• Copies of any relevant licenses, permissions, authorizations, registrations, agreements, or other supporting documentation demonstrating the user's right to use the content.
• A statement confirming that the information provided is accurate and submitted in good faith.
• Any additional information reasonably requested by Peeptown during the review process.

Upon receiving a counter-notification, Peeptown may review the information provided, request further clarification from either party, consult available evidence, or take any other steps considered appropriate before deciding whether to restore, continue restricting, modify, or permanently remove the reported content.

Peeptown is not obligated to restore content solely because a counter-notification has been submitted. The Platform may maintain restrictions where there is a reasonable basis to believe that the content may infringe intellectual property rights, where legal proceedings have been initiated, or where restoration would otherwise expose the Platform or its users to legal risk.

Nothing in this Policy requires Peeptown to act as a court or arbitrator in intellectual property disputes. In appropriate cases, Peeptown may advise the parties to resolve the matter directly or through a competent court, tribunal, or other legal authority.

Counter-notifications should be submitted to:

Email: hello@peeptown.com

Peeptown reserves the right to reject incomplete, unsupported, abusive, repetitive, or fraudulent counter-notifications and to take appropriate action where this procedure is misused.