CONTENT USAGE POLICY
1. PURPOSE
This Content Usage Policy explains permitted and prohibited uses of THINHNAM™ protected original content, including use through social media, livestreams, videos, images, websites, applications, and other digital services.
2. PERMITTED ACCESS
Unless otherwise stated, users may view and access publicly available Website content for lawful purposes.
Viewing content does not transfer ownership and does not automatically grant permission to copy, record, reproduce, redistribute, livestream, or commercially exploit protected original works.
3. SCREEN RECORDING AND SCREEN CAPTURE
Without prior written authorization, users may not record or capture protected THINHNAM™ original content for unauthorized redistribution or publication.
Examples include:
- Recording the Website screen and livestreaming the recording
- Screen-recording original graphics, images, animations, or visual presentations
- Taking screenshots of protected visual works and republishing them as substitutes for the original
- Recording protected Website content and inserting it into another video
- Using screen recordings in monetized or commercial broadcasts
- Re-uploading recorded Website content
4. LIVESTREAMING, REBROADCASTING, AND MIRRORING
Without authorization, protected THINHNAM™ content may not be copied and used in another livestream, broadcast, rebroadcast, mirror, or substantially equivalent unauthorized transmission where that use infringes applicable rights.
This includes unauthorized use on:
- YouTube
- Facebook
- Telegram
- TikTok
- Instagram
- X
- Twitch
- Discord
- Websites
- Mobile applications
- Other online platforms or digital services
5. RE-UPLOADING AND REDISTRIBUTION
Users may not make unauthorized copies of protected THINHNAM™ original works and re-upload, republish, redistribute, sell, sublicense, or otherwise make those copies available through another service where such conduct infringes applicable rights.
6. MANUAL REPRODUCTION OR RECREATION
Unauthorized copying is not limited to screen recording.
A third party may reproduce protected expression by manually recreating or copying it. Examples may include:
- Redrawing an original THINHNAM™ graphic
- Recreating an original illustration
- Reproducing a substantial amount of original written expression
- Recreating protected visual presentation or artwork
- Copying original images or frames into a newly designed graphic
- Reproducing protectable creative elements in a new video or livestream
- Rearranging copied protected material into another publication
Whether a manually recreated work infringes copyright depends on the protected elements actually copied, the amount and substantiality of the copying, applicable exceptions, and applicable law.
7. FACTS, NUMBERS, DATA, AND INFORMATION
Users should distinguish protected creative expression from facts and information.
THINHNAM™ does not assert that a person infringes copyright merely because the person independently states the same:
- Fact
- Number
- Result
- Date
- Public information
- Official information
- Raw data
- Idea or concept
However, a person may not assume that the original creative way THINHNAM™ expresses, illustrates, displays, arranges, or presents information is free to copy.
Where a complaint concerns manually retyped or recreated content, THINHNAM™ will assess whether protected expression or another legally protectable element has actually been copied before submitting a copyright complaint.
8. ADAPTATION AND DERIVATIVE WORKS
Where applicable copyright law grants the copyright owner relevant exclusive rights, unauthorized adaptation or creation of derivative works based on protected THINHNAM™ expression may be prohibited.
This provision does not prohibit uses that are authorized by law, license, permission, or an applicable copyright exception.
9. COMMERCIAL AND MONETIZED USE
Commercial or monetized use does not automatically determine whether copyright infringement exists. However, unauthorized commercial exploitation of protected THINHNAM™ works may be considered in determining and enforcing THINHNAM™ rights.
Prior written permission should be obtained before using protected THINHNAM™ works for unauthorized commercial redistribution, advertising, monetized broadcasts, paid services, or commercial publications.
10. COPYRIGHT EXCEPTIONS AND LAWFUL USE
Nothing in this Policy is intended to prohibit use that is permitted by applicable law.
Depending on jurisdiction and circumstances, copyright exceptions or limitations may include concepts such as fair use, fair dealing, quotation, criticism, commentary, news reporting, education, research, or other statutory exceptions.
THINHNAM™ will consider applicable exceptions before asserting a copyright infringement claim.
11. AUTHORIZATION
Permission to reproduce, redistribute, livestream, adapt, or commercially use protected THINHNAM™ works must be obtained from THINHNAM™ or the applicable rights holder where authorization is legally required.
Authorization should identify the material and permitted scope of use.
12. EVIDENCE OF UNAUTHORIZED USE
THINHNAM™ may preserve:
- Direct URLs
- Screenshots
- Video recordings of the reported use
- Publication dates
- Timestamps
- Account, page, channel, or post identifiers
- Archived copies
- Side-by-side comparisons
- Original source files
- Other relevant evidence
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