Abuse reporting and legal information

You may report content including, but not limited to, the following via [email protected].

1. Issues related to intellectual property rights

• Copyright infringement, trademark infringement, counterfeit branding or confusing use.
• Unauthorized distribution of works, circumvention of technical protection measures, misappropriation of materials, false use of the source of works, or bulk transfer.
• DMCA takedown notices, DMCA counter-notices, other intellectual property disputes, or formal legal notices.
• Any false use of the Yurimashi name, logo, service image, portal page or user identity.

If you are submitting a request pursuant to the DMCA or similar copyright notification process, please see the "Copyright, DMCA Takedown Notices and Counter-Notices" section.

2. Issues related to child safety and protection of minors

• CSAM, child sexual abuse material; child sexual exploitation; inducement, coercion, enticement of minors.
• Suspected sexualized content of minors, blackmail, threats, manipulation, and harassment targeting minors.
• Use AI, deepfakes, face-swapping, synthetic images, or other means to create content that appears to be child sexual exploitation.
• Any content that may endanger children's safety, children's privacy, minors' physical and mental safety, or induce minors to form dangerous dependence.

Important note: If the report involves CSAM, child sexual exploitation, suspected sexualized content of minors, or other highly sensitive content, please do not upload, forward, embed, or disseminate relevant original images, videos, compressed packages, complete chat records, or other materials that may cause secondary dissemination in emails. Please give priority to providing the URL, account ID, publishing time, page location, contextual description, hash value, content summary, relevant user ID or other information that can be used for positioning and verification.

Yurimashi may maintain necessary records, restrict related services, remove or block relevant content to the extent permitted or required by law, and report to law enforcement agencies, child safety organizations, platform service providers, infrastructure service providers or other compliance channels.

3. Violence, terrorism, extremism and real risk of harm

• A clear threat of physical harm, a threat of violent attack, or a realistic danger to an individual or group.
• Terrorist propaganda, recruitment, financing, operational facilitation, or violent extremist content.
• Realistic threats against schools, public spaces, institutions, infrastructure or specific individuals.
• Content that stalks, harasses, intimidates, coerces, or facilitates real-world harm.
• Content that disseminates specific attack plans, target information, time and location, execution methods, or methods to circumvent law enforcement.

Don't just send an email if you believe there is a real danger that is occurring or about to occur. Please contact local law enforcement or emergency rescue channels immediately.

4. Non-consensual intimate images, sexual blackmail and privacy violations

• Non-consensual intimate images, non-consensual distribution of intimate photos, videos, recordings or screenshots.
• Sexual blackmail, threats to disclose private content, and impersonating others to publish private content.
• Utilize AI or image editing to generate non-consensual sexualized content.
• Disclose personally identifiable information, address, phone number, ID information, bank card information, chat history, login credentials or other sensitive information.

If the report involves non-consensual intimate images, sextortion, privacy breaches, or other highly sensitive material, please do not send unnecessary raw files. Typically, you can provide a link, account ID, publishing time, page location, content description, screenshots after necessary masking, hash value or other positioning information.

5. Phishing, Fraud, Malware and Account Abuse

• Phishing pages, fake login pages, fake customer service, impersonating Yurimashi, partners, users, developers or other third parties.
• Content related to malware downloads, Trojans, ransomware, secret-stealing programs, and botnets.
• Account theft, credential theft, API abuse, batch registration, spam, automated attacks.
• Fraudulent collection, wallet address abuse, transaction inducement, evading risk control, evading bans or harming the rights and interests of others.

Please try to provide the complete URL, redirect chain, sample hash, related domain name, IP, request time, HTTP request header, email header, wallet address, transaction record, account ID, log fragment or other verifiable materials.

6. Other illegal, harmful or high-risk content

• Obvious illegal content, circumvention of security measures, attempts to bypass access control, authentication, risk control or blocking.
• Large-scale crawling, spam registration, credential stuffing, blasting, and assisting in real-world harm.
• Abuse the Yurimashi infrastructure, or violate the Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Community Rules, or Security Rules.
• Content that may require Yurimashi to take restriction, preservation, removal, blocking, escalation or other compliance measures.

The more specific the evidence, the better it will be for us to locate, review and take appropriate measures. Simply writing "Someone is infringing", "Someone is committing fraud", "This account is illegal" and "This project is malicious" is usually not enough to complete the verification.

1. Basic information

• Your name, organization name or contact status.
• Your contact email, and your relationship to the reported content.
• Are you an affected person, rights holder, authorized agent, guardian, platform party, researcher, law enforcement agency or other relevant party?
• The way you wish Yurimashi would handle it.

2. Information about the person being reported

• Specific URL, account ID, username, nickname, domain name, IP address, resource path, file name or page title.
• Related message ID, project, repository, service, interface, instance name, time of occurrence, time zone, and location where the content is still accessible.
• How you discovered the problem, reproduction path, jump chain, transaction records, sample hash or other location information.

3. Evidence materials

• Screenshots, page links, screen recordings, log snippets, email headers, transaction records, file hashes, original request information and related context.
• Proof of rights, proof of authorization relationship, description of affected works, and records of communication between you and the party being reported.
• Other information that can help Yurimashi locate, verify and judge risks.

For highly sensitive content such as CSAM, child sexual exploitation, non-consensual intimate images, privacy leaks, ID information, login credentials, financial information, etc., please do not send unnecessary original materials. Please give priority to providing locateable information, screenshots after necessary masking, hash values, brief descriptions or other forms of evidence that can avoid secondary dissemination.

4. Actions you wish to take

• Remove, block or restrict access to content.
• Suspend account, terminate service, restrict API, login, publishing, uploading or other functions.
• Preserve logs, forward them to platform service providers, and report them to law enforcement agencies or child safety organizations.
• Contact the reported party for additional explanation, or forward it to the actual host, domain name registrar, CDN, payment service provider or other infrastructure provider.

Yurimashi does not guarantee that the specific actions you request will be taken. Specific measures will be determined based on evidence, legal requirements, terms of service, technical feasibility and the principle of proportionality.

If you are submitting a takedown request pursuant to the DMCA or similar copyright notification process, please provide as complete and accurate information as possible. Incomplete information may result in the request not being processed or processing being delayed.

A DMCA takedown notice should contain:

1. The name or organization name of the right holder or his authorized agent.
2. Contact information, including email address and, if necessary, mailing address and telephone number.
3. Electronic or physical signature of the rights holder or authorized agent.
4. A clear description of the work claimed to have been infringed; if multiple works are involved, please provide a representative list.
5. The specific location of the allegedly infringing content, such as URL, account number, resource path, file name or other locatable information.
6. A statement that you have a good faith belief that the relevant use is not authorized by the rights owner, its agent, or the law.
7. You represent that the information in the notification is accurate and, to the extent required by applicable law, that you are the rights owner or have the authority to act on the rights owner's behalf.
8. What do you want Yurimashi to do about it.

Reference Statement: I confirm that the information stated in this notice is accurate. I have a good faith belief that the use of the content complained of is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law. I confirm that I am the right holder of the relevant rights, or have been authorized to submit this notice on behalf of the right holder.

The following situations may cause Yurimashi to be unable to process or refuse to process:

• No specific URL or locatable location is provided, no description of the work being infringed, or no description of your relationship to the rights holder.
• No contact information, statement of good faith or statement of accuracy is provided.
• The content clearly belongs to factual dispute, authorization dispute, contract dispute or ownership dispute, but there is a lack of verifiable evidence.
• The notice is obviously false, malicious, fraudulent, materially misleading, obviously too broad in scope, or requires the deletion of content unrelated to the alleged infringement.

If your content has been restricted, blocked, removed, or suspended due to a copyright complaint and you believe that the processing was due to error, misidentification, omission of authorization, fair use, misattribution of rights, or other lawful reasons, you may submit a counter-notification at [email protected].

The counter-notification should try to include:

1. Your name or organization name and contact details.
2. The specific location where the content was removed, restricted or blocked, and the location where the content was located before it was processed.
3. Specific reasons why you believe the handling was incorrect or misidentified.
4. Proof of authorization, proof of rights, fair use statement, license documents or other supporting materials.
5. You represent that the information in the counter-notification is accurate and agree to be processed by a court of competent jurisdiction or a relevant dispute resolution agency to the extent required by applicable law.
6. Your electronic or physical signature.

To the extent permitted by applicable laws and terms of service, Yurimashi may restrict, suspend or terminate accounts, projects, services or resources that have repeatedly infringed, obviously malicious infringement, batch infringement, circumvented processing measures or long-term abuse of services.

• Request the reporting party or the party being reported to provide additional materials.
• Temporarily restrict access to relevant content, delete or block relevant content, suspend accounts, projects, services or resources, or terminate services.
• Restrict API, login, publishing, upload, access or other functions, mark risky content, and block malicious requests.
• Keep necessary logs and records, and restrict suspicious IPs, accounts, domain names or resources.
• Transfer it to the actual host, CDN, domain name registrar, payment institution, upstream service provider or other infrastructure provider.
• Report to law enforcement agencies, child safety organizations, platform service providers or other compliance channels.
• Refuse to process requests that have insufficient evidence, are too broad, are obviously false, are malicious, or do not fall within the scope of processing by Yurimashi.
• Notify relevant users to the extent permitted by law; do not notify relevant users when necessary to avoid evidence destruction, risk expansion, child safety risks, real harm risks, or legal proceedings being affected.

Yurimashi will try to take measures commensurate with the risk. Reports involving child safety, real physical danger, malware, phishing, account theft, significant privacy breaches, or urgent legal risks will generally be prioritized for evaluation.

Yurimashi may not be able to handle the following types of requests:

• No specific link, account number, resource location or other locatable information is provided.
• Provides only subjective judgment without verifiable evidence.
• Yurimashi is asked to judge complex contract disputes, commercial disputes, employment disputes, private debt disputes or offline disputes.
• Yurimashi is required to make legal conclusions instead of courts, arbitration institutions or law enforcement agencies.
• Request Yurimashi to disclose other people's private information, account information, logs, IP, real-name information or other protected data.
• Requesting Yurimashi's assistance in retaliation, harassment, doxxing, threats, or blackmail.
• Yurimashi is required to undertake the deletion of all copies on the Internet or to process third-party content that is not under Yurimashi's control.

If the reported content is controlled by a third-party service provider, hosting provider, CDN, domain name registrar, social platform, payment institution or other infrastructure provider, Yurimashi may recommend that you also submit a report to the relevant entity.

In order to improve processing efficiency, it is recommended to use a clear title and describe in the text the type of report, specific location, time of occurrence, relevant account or resource ID, facts, evidence materials, your relationship with the incident, measures you want to take, contact information, whether it has been reported to other agencies, and whether there is an emergency risk.

Title example: [Phishing] Fake login page - example.com/login

Title example: [DMCA Takedown Notice] Unauthorized use of work - work title/URL

Title example: [Children's Safety] Suspected content harmful to minors - Account ID/URL

Title example: [Non-consensual intimate images] Request to restrict distribution - URL/Account ID

Title example: [Malware] Suspected Trojan download link - URL / file hash

If your report involves phishing, fraud, malware, or account theft, please try to provide:

• Full URL, jump link, domain name, IP, download link, file sample hash.
• Email header, sender address, payment address, wallet address, transaction hash.
• Malicious request time, User-Agent, HTTP request header, reproduction steps, and security vendor detection results.
• Affected accounts, description of losses, and whether reports have been made to banks, payment institutions, exchanges, wallet service providers, custodians, or law enforcement agencies.

Please do not actively attack, invade, scan, blast, use social engineering or obtain evidence in other illegal ways. Security research and reporting should be conducted within the scope of legality, necessity and proportionality.

If you are contacting Yurimashi on behalf of a law enforcement agency, regulatory agency, government agency, law firm or other official entity, please submit your request at [email protected] and use an official email address if possible.

• Organization name, contact name, title, official email address and official contact number.
• Case number, legal basis, scope of request, type of information that needs to be preserved or disclosed, and time frame.
• Whether there is an imminent risk and whether it is accompanied by a court order, subpoena, investigative order, preservation notice or other formal document.

Yurimashi will conduct an evaluation based on applicable law, jurisdiction, legality of the request, scope of the request, privacy protection principles, and technical feasibility. Yurimashi may request additional materials, clarify the scope of the request, or resubmit through official channels.

If you believe that relevant records may be necessary for legal proceedings, child safety, real danger, fraud investigation, malware investigation, or major security incident, you can request that Yurimashi preserve the necessary records to the extent permitted by law.

Preservation requests should try to include:

• The requester’s identity, contact information, legal basis or reasonable explanation.
• The objects that need to be protected, specific accounts, URLs, IPs, resource IDs or service names.
• Time frame, reason for preservation, whether there is an emergency risk, and whether law enforcement agencies, courts, lawyers or platform parties have intervened.

Submitting a preservation request does not mean that Yurimashi will be able or required to preserve the relevant data. Yurimashi will conduct evaluations based on applicable laws, privacy policies, terms of service, technical feasibility, and data lifecycle.

In order to improve processing efficiency, it is recommended to submit reports in Chinese or English. If using other languages, please try to provide clear links, account identification, time, evidence and brief English or Chinese descriptions.

Processing speed may depend on:

• Type of report, whether it involves emergency risks, whether the evidence is complete, and whether the reported content can be located.
• Whether it is necessary to contact the reported party, upstream service provider, third-party platform, law enforcement agency, rights holder or child safety organization.
• Whether it involves complex legal disputes, cross-border processing, identity verification, repeated reporting, malicious reporting or automated reporting.

Reports involving child safety, real physical danger, malware, phishing, account takeover, major privacy breaches, or ongoing high-risk incidents will generally be prioritized for evaluation.

Yurimashi's receipt, evaluation, forwarding, restriction, deletion, blocking, preservation or refusal to process reports shall not be construed as Yurimashi's final determination of any fact, legal liability, tort, violation of law, contractual liability or damage.

Yurimashi does not guarantee that:

• All reports will be responded to, taken on board, or result in specific actions.
• All content can be deleted, or all third-party copies removed.
• All emergencies can be handled promptly via email.
• All disputes can be resolved by Yurimashi, or all evidence can be independently verified by Yurimashi.
• All service providers, platforms, domain name registrars, CDNs, payment institutions or law enforcement agencies will take the same measures.

For complex legal issues, rights ownership disputes, contract disputes, commercial disputes or major damages, please consult a qualified lawyer or relevant professionals.