Copyright notice

1. Content sources and service boundaries

Ludora provides client downloads, game information and tools for managing libraries, devices and storage connections. Catalog information, artwork and resource references may come from third-party sources; the applicable source and rights information should be checked for each item.

Access to third-party storage, links or files depends on the source provider and your permissions. Availability does not establish authorization, compatibility or safety. Ludora client packages and third-party works have separate rights and terms.

2. Copyright ownership and original-content licensing

Copyright in games, software, patches, artwork, screenshots and other third-party material belongs to the respective rights holders. Third-party names and trademarks identify the relevant products and do not imply affiliation or endorsement.

Unless a separate notice states otherwise, original articles, tutorials and reviews authored by Ludora are offered under Creative Commons Attribution–NonCommercial–ShareAlike 4.0 (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0). Give appropriate credit, link to the source and license, indicate changes, use the material noncommercially and share adaptations under the same license.

This license applies only to original content Ludora has the right to license. It does not cover third-party games, images, trademarks, client software or dependencies. Software and open-source components follow their own license notices.

3. Authorized use and support for creators

Only access, download, copy or share material you own or are authorized to use, within the applicable license and law. Describing a use as learning, research or noncommercial does not automatically provide permission.

Deleting a file within 24 hours does not replace permission or determine whether a use is lawful. Do not distribute unauthorized copies or use them commercially. Purchase authorized copies and support developers and publishers.

Account features, points and device entitlements concern Ludora services; they do not transfer copyright or grant a license to third-party games. This notice does not waive rights or responsibilities imposed by applicable law.

4. Copyright complaints and DMCA notices

Rights holders or authorized representatives can report material available through Ludora using the email below. Identify the affected work and the exact page, catalog entry or link so that the report can be investigated.

We review notices and, where appropriate, remove or restrict the relevant content or links. We may request missing information or supporting evidence. The time required depends on the completeness and circumstances of the report; no fixed outcome or 24-hour removal deadline is promised.

Information to include in a copyright / DMCA notice

1. Identify the copyrighted work and provide evidence of ownership or authority, such as an official publication page.
2. Identify the allegedly infringing material and provide its exact Ludora URL or other details sufficient to locate it.
3. Provide your name and contact details, including email, mailing address and telephone number.
4. State your good-faith belief that the reported use is not authorized by the rights holder, its agent or the law.
5. For a DMCA notice, state that the information is accurate and, under penalty of perjury, that you are authorized to act for the owner of the allegedly infringed exclusive right.
6. Provide the physical or electronic signature of the rights holder or authorized representative.

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