Identify the work
Tell us which original work you own or are authorised to represent.
Include exact links
Provide the Alamora URLs and enough detail to locate the disputed material.
Use accurate information
Copyright reports concern ownership and permission, not personal disagreements.
Copyright on Alamora
Alamora respects the work of game creators, artists and community contributors. You can report a concern about user content, artwork or a game listing. For harassment, impersonation or other conduct, use the relevant in-app reporting control instead.
Game content may be hosted by a publishing partner. Include the Alamora game page even when the disputed material is hosted elsewhere, so the team can identify the listing. The game provider may also need to review the underlying content.
Send a copyright concern
Use the contact form, choose the publisher topic or “Something else”, and identify the message as a copyright report. Include:
- Your name, contact details and relationship to the rights holder.
- A description of the original work, with a reference link if available.
- Direct links to the disputed material and an explanation of the concern.
- Any relevant permission, licence or ownership information.
Keep the submission reference for follow-up. Do not include passwords or unrelated sensitive information.
Formal DMCA notices and counter-notices
A DMCA designated agent is a person or organisation authorised to receive formal copyright notices for a website. The U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act sets requirements for these notices and for counter-notices disputing a removal.
Registering an agent with the U.S. Copyright Office and publishing their contact details are among the conditions for certain U.S. copyright safe-harbour protections. Registration is not a general requirement to launch a website, and registration alone does not establish eligibility for those protections. This page does not claim that Alamora has a registered agent or qualifies for a safe harbour.
A formal infringement notice generally identifies the copyrighted work and disputed material, gives the sender’s contact information and signature, and includes the required good-faith, accuracy and authority statements.
A counter-notice generally identifies removed material and its former location, provides a signature and contact details, and includes the required statement under penalty of perjury, court-jurisdiction consent and acceptance of service.
For the full requirements, the designated-agent directory and the statutory process, use the U.S. Copyright Office’s Section 512 resources. Where a service has a registered agent, verify the current contact details in that directory before sending a formal notice. Alamora accepts general copyright concerns through the contact form above; that channel is not represented as formal statutory service.
Knowingly misrepresenting infringement or mistaken removal can have legal consequences. Consider obtaining legal advice if you are unsure about ownership, permission or an applicable exception.
Review and disputed removals
Copyright concerns require enough information to locate the material and assess the request. Further details may be needed. An acknowledgement of submission is not a decision on ownership or a promise of automatic removal.
If your content was restricted and you believe that was a mistake, contact the team with the original reference, relevant links and supporting information. Applicable legal processes take priority over general support handling. Repeated copyright violations may result in content restrictions or account action under the Terms of use.
Information relevant to a claim may need to be shared with the person whose material is disputed or where required by law. Include only information needed for the request.