Social platforms process intellectual-property and impersonation reports through dedicated channels that are separate from ordinary content reporting: Meta's IP reporting forms and Brand Rights Protection, TikTok's IP Protection Center, YouTube's copyright web form and Copyright Match Tool, and the equivalents on X, LinkedIn and Pinterest.
Using the right channel with the right evidence is most of the work. We prepare reports for stolen content, misused marks, fake accounts and infringing ads, and we track every post, account and ad on your case.
Common infringement scenarios
- Your videos re-uploaded without permission
- Accounts using your brand name and logo
- Ads using your creatives or your trademark
- Pages selling counterfeit goods through social commerce
- Stolen photography in posts and stories
What we need from you
- Links to each post, account or ad
- Your original content and authentic accounts
- Trademark registration where your mark is used
- Any licenses granted to creators or partners
How the case is handled
- 1Basis and channelCopyright, trademark, impersonation or counterfeit; each has a different form on each platform.
- 2Evidence packOriginals, authentic accounts, registrations and captures of the infringing material.
- 3FilingReports submitted through the dedicated channels; Brand Rights Protection access set up where eligible.
- 4TrackingResults recorded per post and account, with repeat-account monitoring.
What this service does not guarantee
- Platform decisions or timing
- That accounts will not be recreated
- Monetization or ad-revenue recovery
Frequently asked questions
What is Meta Brand Rights Protection?
A tool for rights holders with registered trademarks that lets them search for and report infringing content, ads and accounts across Facebook and Instagram more efficiently. We help eligible brands apply and use it.
Can you issue YouTube copyright strikes?
We prepare and submit copyright removal requests through YouTube's web form with your authorization. A strike is a consequence YouTube applies to the uploader; we recommend using strikes carefully and only against clear infringement.