Copyright Notice

01  Ownership of website content

Unless otherwise stated, all content on the Service is protected by copyright law and the rights in it belong to the Operator or its licensors, including:

• the design, layout, interface, colour scheme and visual style of the Service;
• text on the Service, including headings, descriptions, guides and these legal pages;
• graphics, icons, illustrations, photographs and interface elements;
• the source code, object code and underlying logic of the Service;
• the compilation and arrangement of the above.

02  Trademarks and branding

The MyCamy name, word marks, logos and any other marks identifying the Service (together, the "Marks") are trademarks of the Operator. Without our prior written permission you must not:

• use, reproduce or display the Marks for any commercial or non-commercial purpose;
• use any name, mark or domain that is confusingly similar to the Marks; or
• register the Marks or any similar term as an account name, domain, application or company name.

Use that is fair use under applicable law, such as genuine news reporting or commentary, is not infringement.

03  Licence granted to you

We grant you a personal, non-commercial, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, limited, revocable and terminable licence to access the Service and use its content on your own personal device. The licence does not include:

• using the content for any commercial purpose;
• bulk scraping, crawling, mirroring or building a similar database;
• copying, reverse engineering, decompiling or creating derivative works;
• removing or obscuring copyright, trademark or attribution notices; or
• suggesting in any way that you are affiliated with, or endorsed by, the Service.

04  User content

Ownership

You keep all rights in content you upload or post. We do not take ownership of it by receiving it.

Licence

To operate the Service and to prevent unlawful content from spreading, you grant us a non-exclusive, royalty-free, revocable, worldwide licence to store, copy, transmit, publicly display and distribute that content. You may revoke this licence by deleting the content; revocation does not affect uses that already occurred.

Your warranties

You warrant that you have the right to post the content and that it does not infringe the copyright, trademark, publicity, privacy or other rights of any third party, and that it contains nothing unlawful. You are responsible for any claim arising from content you post.

05  Photographs and personality rights

Photographs shown in the photo gallery may be sample or stock material. Such material belongs to the respective rights holders, is licensed for display within this Service only, and must not be used for any other purpose.

06  Third-party material

The Service may contain material in which third parties own intellectual property rights, including third-party names, links and assets. The rights in such material belong to the respective rights holders and it is used only within the scope of the licence granted.

If you believe third-party material on the Service infringes your rights, contact us using the process in section 8.

07  Prohibited uses

Unless authorised in writing, you must not:

• reproduce, distribute, publish, download, record, mirror or otherwise copy the Service or any part of it;
• use automated tools to bulk-extract content, or use Service content to train commercial machine-learning models;
• reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, deobfuscate or otherwise attempt to obtain the source code;
• performance-test, stress-test or vulnerability-scan the Service without prior written permission;
• remove, alter or obscure copyright notices, watermarks or source attributions; or
• use Service content to train machine-learning models or for any purpose that competes with the Service.

08  Infringement complaints

If your rights are infringed by material on the Service, send us a written notice that includes:

1. your name and contact details;
2. the precise URL or other information that locates the material;
3. initial evidence of the infringement;
4. a statement that you are the rights holder or are authorised to act for them, and that the notice is accurate; and
5. your electronic signature.

Send the notice to legal@mycamy.com. We will review the notice and, where it is valid, remove or disable the material and notify the person who posted it.

A false or malicious complaint may expose the complainant to legal liability. We reserve the right to disclose necessary information to the party complained of where required to resolve the complaint.

We aim to acknowledge substantiated notices within five business days and to resolve them within 30 days.