Intellectual Property
We respect the intellectual property rights of others and we prohibit users from posting content that violates another party's intellectual property right...
We respect the intellectual property rights of others and we prohibit users from posting content that violates another party's intellectual property rights. When we receive a proper claim of IP infringement, we promptly remove or disable access to the allegedly infringing content. We also terminate the accounts of repeat infringers in appropriate circumstances.
Yes, you retain the copyright to your content. When you upload your content, you grant us a license to use and display that content. For more information...
Yes, you retain the copyright to your content. When you upload your content, you grant us a license to use and display that content. For more information please visit our Statement of Rights and Responsibilities, which contains information about intellectual property, as well as your privileges and responsibilities as a Facebook user.
The material uploaded to the Facebook website is uploaded by our users. Our Statement of Rights and Responsibilities prohibit users from posting content t...
The material uploaded to the Facebook website is uploaded by our users. Our Statement of Rights and Responsibilities prohibit users from posting content that violates another party's intellectual property rights. We encourage our users to report instances of copyright infringement using the procedures outlined in our How to Report Claims of Intellectual Property Infringement page, and we terminate the accounts of repeat infringers in appropriate circumstances.
You may only upload content to Facebook if you are certain that you have the legal right to do so. We strictly prohibit the posting of infringing material...
You may only upload content to Facebook if you are certain that you have the legal right to do so. We strictly prohibit the posting of infringing material on Facebook, and we terminate the accounts of repeat infringers. If you are not certain that you are legally authorized to use the content, do not upload it to Facebook. If you have done so already, you should remove it immediately.
Just because you have recorded content onto your own recording device, this does not necessarily mean that you own the copyright to that material or that...
Just because you have recorded content onto your own recording device, this does not necessarily mean that you own the copyright to that material or that you are authorized to use it. Disclaiming ownership of that content cannot protect you from infringing on the true owner's copyright. If you have any question whatsoever as to whether you are legally authorized to post any content, consult an attorney before uploading it to the Facebook website.
Facebook video is meant for uploading and sharing personal content. We've designed the application to discourage misuse, and our users agree to upload onl...
Reports of Intellectual Property Infringement
We respect the intellectual property rights of others and we prohibit users from posting content that violates another party's intellectual property right...
We respect the intellectual property rights of others and we prohibit users from posting content that violates another party's intellectual property rights. When we receive a proper claim of IP infringement, we promptly remove or disable access to the allegedly infringing content. We also terminate the accounts of repeat infringers in appropriate circumstances.
If you believe that content on the Facebook website violates another party's intellectual property rights, you should contact the rights owner directly. If you believe that content is accessible on the Facebook website in violation of your own IP rights, please visit our How to Report Claims of Intellectual Property Infringement page for more information.
If you believe that content on the Facebook website violates another party's intellectual property rights, you should contact the rights owner directly. If you believe that content is accessible on the Facebook website in violation of your own IP rights, please visit our How to Report Claims of Intellectual Property Infringement page for more information.
Some applications, as you may know, are created and operated by third party developers. As such, Facebook does not have the ability to control the content...
Some applications, as you may know, are created and operated by third party developers. As such, Facebook does not have the ability to control the content made available through these applications.
That being said, if a third party application developer does not comply with his/her legal obligations related to content issues, that developer may be in breach of our Statement of Rights & Responsibilities. We suggest contacting the developer of this application directly with your concerns. After working with this developer, please let us know if the problem persists.
That being said, if a third party application developer does not comply with his/her legal obligations related to content issues, that developer may be in breach of our Statement of Rights & Responsibilities. We suggest contacting the developer of this application directly with your concerns. After working with this developer, please let us know if the problem persists.
If you are attempting to request the removal of an image of your child, you can take the appropriate steps here to receive additional support. Facebook r...
If you are attempting to request the removal of an image of your child, you can take the appropriate steps here to receive additional support.
Facebook removes photos or videos that violate our Statement of Rights and Responsibilities in some way. You can report an abusive photo or video by using the "Report" links located near most pieces of content on the Facebook to report offensive material. If you're tagged in a photo or video you don't like, you can remove the tag by clicking the "remove tag" link next to your name. Your name will be removed, and the photo or video will no longer be associated with your profile (timeline).
If you have a copyright complaint in any jurisdiction, you can find more information here.
If you think a photo should be removed because it violates your rights according to a privacy law (originating outside the United States of America), please explain in detail how it violates this law here, and we'll investigate further.
If you think non-photo content (i.e., a video) should be removed because it violates your rights according to a local and national privacy law (originating outside the United States of America), please explain in detail how it violates this law here, and we'll investigate further.
We will remove photos that you report as unauthorized if this is required by relevant privacy laws provided that you are pictured in the photo and you have filled out the appropriate contact form in its entirety. If you're not the person pictured in the content you wish to report, or their legal representative, please advise that individual to view this page and make the request.
If you live in a country where the law does not require the removal of unauthorized photos for privacy reasons, including the United States, we will not remove unauthorized photos at your request. You may want to consider contacting the user who posted the photo in order to request that it be removed.
Facebook removes photos or videos that violate our Statement of Rights and Responsibilities in some way. You can report an abusive photo or video by using the "Report" links located near most pieces of content on the Facebook to report offensive material. If you're tagged in a photo or video you don't like, you can remove the tag by clicking the "remove tag" link next to your name. Your name will be removed, and the photo or video will no longer be associated with your profile (timeline).
If you have a copyright complaint in any jurisdiction, you can find more information here.
If you think a photo should be removed because it violates your rights according to a privacy law (originating outside the United States of America), please explain in detail how it violates this law here, and we'll investigate further.
If you think non-photo content (i.e., a video) should be removed because it violates your rights according to a local and national privacy law (originating outside the United States of America), please explain in detail how it violates this law here, and we'll investigate further.
We will remove photos that you report as unauthorized if this is required by relevant privacy laws provided that you are pictured in the photo and you have filled out the appropriate contact form in its entirety. If you're not the person pictured in the content you wish to report, or their legal representative, please advise that individual to view this page and make the request.
If you live in a country where the law does not require the removal of unauthorized photos for privacy reasons, including the United States, we will not remove unauthorized photos at your request. You may want to consider contacting the user who posted the photo in order to request that it be removed.
Your content was removed because we determined that it violates the Facebook Statement of Rights and Responsibilities ("Statement") to which you agreed wh...
Your content was removed because we determined that it violates the Facebook Statement of Rights and Responsibilities ("Statement") to which you agreed when you registered to use the Facebook website. The Facebook Statement includes our content, intellectual property and privacy policies. Please reread our Statement and be certain that all of your remaining content on the Facebook website complies with these rules.
Depending on the specifics of your case, you will be contacted by Facebook about the allegation and possible next steps. Please note that if you repeatedl...
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Privacy, Security, and Harassment
If you are attempting to request the removal of an image of your child, you can take the appropriate steps here to receive additional support. Facebook r...
If you are attempting to request the removal of an image of your child, you can take the appropriate steps here to receive additional support.
Facebook removes photos or videos that violate our Statement of Rights and Responsibilities in some way. You can report an abusive photo or video by using the "Report" links located near most pieces of content on the Facebook to report offensive material. If you're tagged in a photo or video you don't like, you can remove the tag by clicking the "remove tag" link next to your name. Your name will be removed, and the photo or video will no longer be associated with your profile (timeline).
If you have a copyright complaint in any jurisdiction, you can find more information here.
If you think a photo should be removed because it violates your rights according to a privacy law (originating outside the United States of America), please explain in detail how it violates this law here, and we'll investigate further.
If you think non-photo content (i.e., a video) should be removed because it violates your rights according to a local and national privacy law (originating outside the United States of America), please explain in detail how it violates this law here, and we'll investigate further.
We will remove photos that you report as unauthorized if this is required by relevant privacy laws provided that you are pictured in the photo and you have filled out the appropriate contact form in its entirety. If you're not the person pictured in the content you wish to report, or their legal representative, please advise that individual to view this page and make the request.
If you live in a country where the law does not require the removal of unauthorized photos for privacy reasons, including the United States, we will not remove unauthorized photos at your request. You may want to consider contacting the user who posted the photo in order to request that it be removed.
Facebook removes photos or videos that violate our Statement of Rights and Responsibilities in some way. You can report an abusive photo or video by using the "Report" links located near most pieces of content on the Facebook to report offensive material. If you're tagged in a photo or video you don't like, you can remove the tag by clicking the "remove tag" link next to your name. Your name will be removed, and the photo or video will no longer be associated with your profile (timeline).
If you have a copyright complaint in any jurisdiction, you can find more information here.
If you think a photo should be removed because it violates your rights according to a privacy law (originating outside the United States of America), please explain in detail how it violates this law here, and we'll investigate further.
If you think non-photo content (i.e., a video) should be removed because it violates your rights according to a local and national privacy law (originating outside the United States of America), please explain in detail how it violates this law here, and we'll investigate further.
We will remove photos that you report as unauthorized if this is required by relevant privacy laws provided that you are pictured in the photo and you have filled out the appropriate contact form in its entirety. If you're not the person pictured in the content you wish to report, or their legal representative, please advise that individual to view this page and make the request.
If you live in a country where the law does not require the removal of unauthorized photos for privacy reasons, including the United States, we will not remove unauthorized photos at your request. You may want to consider contacting the user who posted the photo in order to request that it be removed.
Fake profiles (timelines) created to imitate real people (impostor accounts) are not allowed on Facebook. If someone created an account pretending to be...
Fake profiles (timelines) created to imitate real people (impostor accounts) are not allowed on Facebook.
If someone created an account pretending to be you:
Note: If you can’t view the profile (timeline) you’re trying to report, ask a friend to file a report for you.
If someone created an account pretending to be you:
- Go to the profile (timeline)
- Click the
and then select Report/Block - Click This profile (timeline) is pretending to be someone or is fake
- Choose Pretending to be me from the type drop-down
- Click Continue to submit your report
Note: If you can’t view the profile (timeline) you’re trying to report, ask a friend to file a report for you.
If someone created a Facebook profile (timeline) pretending to be you and you don’t have a Facebook account, please file a report.
If someone created a Facebook profile (timeline) pretending to be you and you don’t have a Facebook account, please file a report.
Please visit our Security page to take immediate steps to secure your account.
Pornography, hate speech, threats, graphic violence, bullying, and spam are not allowed on Facebook. Please note that we will only remove content that vio...
Pornography, hate speech, threats, graphic violence, bullying, and spam are not allowed on Facebook. Please note that we will only remove content that violates the Facebook Terms. For information about what we allow and don’t allow on Facebook, please read our Community Standards.
To submit a report, find the report link that is nearest to what you want to report.
Other tools for addressing abuse
Our community is diverse, and it's possible that something could be disagreeable or disturbing to you without the criteria for being removed or blocked. For this reason, we also offer tools to give you more control over what you see.
To submit a report, find the report link that is nearest to what you want to report.
Other tools for addressing abuse
Our community is diverse, and it's possible that something could be disagreeable or disturbing to you without the criteria for being removed or blocked. For this reason, we also offer tools to give you more control over what you see.
- Send a message to the person responsible for posting
- Unfriend the person to remove them from your friend list
- Block the person from contacting you
Find more answers from Facebook here.
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