Copyright & takedowns
A clear route for rights concerns.
ScreenTrak does not own the third-party catalog metadata and artwork it uses. If you believe specific material in ScreenTrak infringes your rights, send the details below and we will review it.
Current contact
Send copyright and takedown concerns to [email protected]. ScreenTrak is operated by Aland Shahab. This is the current contact for rights concerns; it is not presented as a registered DMCA designated agent or as a claim of DMCA safe-harbor status.
What to include
To make a request reviewable, include:
How ScreenTrak handles a request
We review requests and may ask for missing details or evidence of authority. When a request is valid and accepted, ScreenTrak can disable the affected artwork or catalog snapshot at the source. Your personal Library, progress, and watched history are stored separately and are not removed just because a catalog image or record is disabled.
ScreenTrak does not accept user-uploaded artwork. Most rights concerns will therefore relate to provider-supplied catalog content. Provider content is identified with source and rights information so it can be investigated and removed when appropriate.
If content was removed by mistake
Reply to the takedown decision with the affected item, an explanation of why the action was mistaken, and your contact details. ScreenTrak will reconsider the decision. This is a practical review process, not a promise that any particular counter-notice procedure applies.
Provider content and other rights
This policy does not give ScreenTrak users permission to reuse, redistribute, or commercially use third-party metadata or artwork. Attribution, provider status, and the current movie-artwork policy are explained on Data sources. This policy also does not address streaming availability or grant streaming rights.
This policy may change as ScreenTrak’s legal identity, provider arrangements, or designated-agent status changes. The current version will always be published at this address.