Notice to Remove or Disable Access to Allegedly Infringing Content

1. Listing notice

Apps and games shown, searchable, or offered for download on IPADump (the "Site") come from indexing content already listed on the App Store. Package information or files correspond to the original store-channel builds and are not modified, developed, or rewritten by the Site.

Names, icons, screenshots, descriptions, and similar display materials are primarily sourced from public App Store data. Intellectual property belongs to the respective rights holders. The Site provides information retrieval, version archiving, and related technical processing, and does not claim ownership or operation rights in third-party apps.

If an owner or lawful rights holder does not want related content listed, displayed, or offered for download on the Site, please submit a written notice to remove or disable access using the process below. After we verify complete and valid materials, we will handle the relevant pages and links as promptly as applicable law requires.

2. Rights notice

This page is for rights holders or their duly authorized agents to submit a written notice requesting removal or disabling of access to allegedly infringing content on the Site under applicable law. We will review complete, qualifying materials and take appropriate measures.

This procedure applies to Site pages, search results, download entry points, and similar links or displays tied to specific apps or content. For general product questions, account, or coin issues, use the footer "Join community" link or other support channels—do not use the complaint mailbox for those matters.

3. Required materials

Please prepare and submit the following documents in one submission (scans or clear photos). Each document must bear an official company seal / stamp where applicable:

• Proof of rights: materials showing you are the direct rights holder (e.g. copyright registration, trademark registration, software copyright certificate, license agreement—depending on the right asserted);
• Authorization: if an agent submits the notice, include a written power of attorney from the rights holder (identities of both parties, scope, and term);
• Takedown request: a written statement requesting removal or disabling of access, which must at least include:
  • Rights holder and contact name / entity and a valid contact method;
  • Specific URL(s) on the Site for the complained content (list each URL for accurate location);
  • A brief description of the rights claimed and the alleged infringement;
  • The remedy sought (e.g. remove page content, disable download links);
  • A statement that the notice is accurate and that the sender accepts legal liability for any false statements.

If materials are incomplete, seals cannot be verified, or we cannot locate the content from the notice, we may be unable to act promptly and may ask you to supplement and resubmit.

4. How to submit

Print and complete the documents above with seals/stamps, then email scans to: 403833139@qq.com.

Suggested subject: "Copyright complaint / Notice to remove or disable access". The body may briefly describe the matter and a phone contact. Attachments should use common formats (e.g. PDF, JPG, PNG).

5. Notes

• Only the mailbox above accepts formal takedown notices; materials sent via community chats, in-site messages, or other channels are not treated as formal notices;
• Please contact us in writing via that mailbox only, so we can retain correspondence for later verification;
• Ensure submitted information is true and complete. Intentional false complaints or abuse of this process may result in legal liability for the rights holder / agent;
• Depending on review, we may remove content, disable links, or reasonably request supplemental materials; outcomes will be communicated via the original email when appropriate.

6. Handling

After receiving a complete and valid notice, we will complete an initial review within a reasonable time. Requests that meet legal requirements will be acted on promptly (removal or disabling of links). Clearly non-infringing claims, unclear ownership, or insufficient materials may be declined or returned with reasons.

If a counter-notice party believes removal or disabling was in error, they may submit a counter-notice or pursue other lawful remedies; we will cooperate as applicable law requires.

7. Other

This notice supplements the Terms of Service for rights-notice scenarios. If they conflict on removal or disabling of allegedly infringing network content, this page controls; other matters remain governed by the Terms. We may update this page from time to time; the version published here prevails.