Intellectual Property Policy

Last update on May 1, 2025:
We are committed to protecting everyone's intellectual property and have developed comprehensive policies for this purpose. This intellectual property policy explains how we handle infringement allegations, how authorized parties submit infringement reports regarding content on our website and mobile applications, and how responsible parties respond when their listings are affected by reports. If a report that complies with our policies is provided, we will remove materials cited for suspected infringement of intellectual property rights. The intellectual property rights referred to in these rules refer to copyrights, trademarks, patents, and other intellectual property rights as stipulated by law.
1. Report infringement
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(1) To submit a notice of intellectual property infringement, you must be the owner of the reported intellectual property or an agent authorized by the owner to submit the notice on their behalf.
(2) We will investigate the property or content after receiving your report. Please note that any report submitted to us must be made in good faith and under oath of perjury, otherwise punishment will be imposed.
(3) Notification submitters must log in to our online intellectual property infringement reporting portal ("IP portal"). You should include the following information in the report:
The specific identification of the intellectual property that you believe has been infringed upon, including registration number, written description of the copyrighted work, link to the copyrighted work, initial date of use/publication, etc
Nature of infringement (whether the product has been infringed, physical packaging of the product, images on the product details page, or text on the product details page).
List of infringing products (URL of product detail page for specified products).
List of infringers.
● Support documents or any other information that can assist in handling your complaint (such as the order ID for any trial purchases of the product you reported).
● Your contact information (name, address, phone number, and email address).
Other information required by relevant laws.
(4) Before processing the report, we may request additional information such as verification of the claimed rights and ownership or other documents.
2. According to applicable intellectual property laws
If you are the copyright owner or authorized to act on behalf of the suspected copyright owner, you can submit an infringement notice through the IP portal, which must include the following content:
The personal or electronic signature of a person authorized to act on behalf of the owner of the allegedly infringed exclusive rights.
● Identification of each copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed. A notice may cover multiple copyrighted works.
The identification of each infringing material to be removed or prohibited from access, as well as reasonable information sufficient for us to locate each such material.
● Information sufficient to contact you, including your address, phone number, and email address.
A statement indicating that you have sufficient reason to believe that the use of the material by the staff is not authorized by the copyright owner, their agent, or the law.
Your statement indicates that (i) the information in the notice is accurate and correct, and (i) you are the copyright owner or authorized to act on behalf of the owner of the suspected infringement of proprietary rights. If you commit perjury, you are willing to be punished.
Other information or documents required by relevant laws.
(2) If you falsely claim material infringement, you may be liable for damages. Therefore, if you are unsure whether the material infringes, please seek legal advice before submitting a notice to us.
(3) If your infringement notice is accepted, we will delete the content you reported and take appropriate measures against the responsible party. We will not share details of actions that have not yet been made public.
(4) Duplicate infringer policy: We are committed to protecting intellectual property rights and terminating duplicate infringers where appropriate.
3. According to applicable intellectual property laws
Notice of Counternotification for Copyright Infringement Claims
(1) If the content provider believes that the deleted (or prohibited) material does not infringe, or has obtained appropriate authorization, the content provider may send us a counter notice containing the following information:
Explain why the content provider considers the statement to be incorrect, identifies errors, or makes mistakes; as well as
Other information or documents required by relevant laws.
(2) If we receive a counter notification, we will take appropriate measures in accordance with applicable laws.
4. Revoke the report
The intellectual property owner or authorized agent who reports infringement can withdraw the report through the IP Portal. The request for revocation must clearly state the submitted report, including the complainant's information, the previously claimed intellectual property rights that have been infringed, and the complained materials to be revoked.
5. False notifications
(1) We may reject infringement reports that contain information we believe to be false, fraudulent, incomplete, or maliciously submitted in any other way. We also reserve the right to take action against those who abuse this policy and applicable laws.
(2) Continuously submitting inaccurate or false notifications may result in your submission permission being revoked.
6. IP Portal
Intellectual property holders (including their authorized representatives) may send complaints via email admin@carlidana.net To handle the listed products or product descriptions suspected of infringing its intellectual property rights.
After receiving your feedback, we will verify and process it as soon as possible, and reply to you with the processing results.