Notice & Takedown

Last updated: October 2026

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We respect intellectual property. If you believe that content on our platform infringes your copyright or other rights, you can submit a takedown request.

What your report should include

The URL of the affected content on our platform
A description of the right being infringed (e.g., copyright, trademark)
Proof of your rights (e.g., registration number, link to original)
Your contact information (name, email)

You can also report anonymously. Name and email are optional.

How to submit a takedown request

Please use our support page with the "Takedown" category:

Submit Takedown Request

Our Process

We review your report and confirm receipt
We investigate the reported content
If the report is valid, we remove or restrict the content
We inform you about the outcome

Abusive or malicious takedown requests will not be processed. We reserve the right to disregard repeatedly abusive reports.

Internal Complaint Mechanism (DSA Art. 18)

If Wavor removed your content or restricted your account and you believe it's wrong, you can submit a complaint. We review every complaint promptly and diligently.

Submit Appeal

Statement of Reasons for Removals (DSA Art. 17)

When Wavor removes content or applies account restrictions, you receive written reasoning with: (a) the specific content, (b) reason (which rule violated), (c) evidence basis, (d) complaint option (see above), (e) legal remedies. You receive the notice by email or directly in your Wavor account.

Transparency Report (DSA Art. 15)

Wavor plans an annual transparency report covering: number of authority orders, notice submissions received, own-initiative content moderation, average processing time, and complaint count + outcomes. The report will be published at wavor.io/transparency.

Single Point of Contact for Authorities (DSA Art. 11)

Authorities and competent bodies, including EU Member State authorities, the EU Commission, Digital Services Coordinators and the European Board for Digital Services, use our support form with category "Authority Contact". Requests are processed as quickly as possible. The point of contact can be addressed in German and English (Art. 11(3) DSA). Further information and contact options are available in our Privatlivspolitik.

Content Moderation Rules (DSA Art. 14)

What content is impermissible and how we moderate is described in our Responsible Use Policy and our Terms.