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Content protection and intellectual property

Copyright, infringement, anti-piracy, repeat infringers.

Last updated: 28 October 2026

1. Play6r ownership

The Play6r name, logo, interface, source code, and graphic elements are the exclusive property of Play6r and protected by Cameroon Law No. 2000/011 on copyright and the Bangui Agreement (OAPI).

2. Your content

You retain ownership of your photos, videos, and messages. You grant only the license necessary to display your profile and operate the service.

3. Copyright infringement notice

If you believe content infringes your copyright, send a notice to [email protected] including:

  • Your identity and full contact details.
  • Description of the protected work.
  • Specific URL of the infringing content on Play6r.
  • Proof of rights ownership.
  • Good-faith statement.
  • Signature.

Processed within 5 business days. Content is removed or access disabled pending resolution.

4. Counter-notice

A user whose content was removed may submit a counter-notice justifying lawful use within 10 days.

5. Repeat infringers

Play6r enforces a strict repeat-infringer policy:

  • 1st removal: warning + content deletion.
  • 2nd removal: 30-day publishing restriction.
  • 3rd removal: permanent account suspension.

A repeat-infringer register is kept for 2 years. Data shared with rights holders upon justified request.

6. Anti-piracy

Play6r tolerates no piracy of the service, source code, or user content. Any attempt to circumvent (reverse engineering, scraping, database extraction) is prosecutable under Law No. 2010/012 on cybercrime and Law No. 2000/011 on copyright.

Serious offenses are reported to ANTIC and the competent prosecutor.
This document is provided for informational purposes. For any legal question, contact [email protected]. A signed version is available on request.