Copyright and takedowns

Whose content this is

Profiles, photos, posts and messages on CocoFlirt belong to the members who made them, and members agree to upload only what they have the right to share. When that goes wrong, the rightful owner can ask for removal.

If you own the work

Email [email protected] with "Copyright" in the subject line, and include:

1. your name and how to reach you;
2. the work or image being used, and proof that it is yours or that you act for the owner;
3. exactly where it appears on CocoFlirt: a profile link, a nickname or a screenshot of the page;
4. a statement that you believe in good faith the use is not authorised;
5. a statement that your notice is accurate, and your signature (typed is fine).

When a notice holds up, we remove or disable the content and tell the member who posted it. Members who keep uploading other people's work can lose their accounts.

Intimate images are a different matter

If a private or intimate image of you was posted without your consent, you do not need to prove copyright. Report the profile and email us; it comes down whoever owns the picture.

If your content was removed

Reply to the removal email, or write to us, explaining why you have the right to use the content. Include your contact details and say which content you mean. If you and the complainant still disagree, the dispute is between the two of you, and we may restore the content unless they take it further.