Notices sent. Links removed. Evidence kept.
VideoLock prepares and files DMCA notices and platform reports for infringing links, then follows up with the host until the content is gone.
PROTECTING CONTENT FOR
RIGHTS OWNERS WORLDWIDE
Follow one notice from the first sighting to the re-check
Seven stages, each with a time and a state. Open a notice in your account and you see where it is, who has it and what happens next.
- DAY 0 · 09:12Found
A copy is detected on video-host.example.
Detecting - DAY 0 · 09:40Confirmed
A reviewer checks it against your title.
Waiting - DAY 0 · 10:05Drafted
Work, link and statements are filled in.
Waiting - DAY 0 · 10:20Filed
Sent to the host's abuse contact.
Waiting - DAY 2 · 10:20Follow-up
A reminder, then the next contact.
Waiting - DAY 3 · 14:02Removed
The host takes the link down.
Waiting - DAY 10 · 09:00Re-checked
We look again for the link or a copy.
Waiting
The documents behind a takedown
Each one is prepared by our team and kept with the notice. Here is what they look like.
Six elements in every notice, so the host has what it needs to act.
- Your work is named and tied to its official page.
- Each infringing link is listed as it was found.
- A reviewer reads the notice before it is sent.
- Notices go out under your authorisation.
Every one began as a link a reviewer confirmed and a notice that was followed up.
Questions about notices
We agree this with you at the start. Notices can be sent on your behalf under your authorisation.
We follow up and escalate to the next contact, such as the hosting provider or registrar.
Yes. Each link has its screenshots, timestamps and replies, and you can export them.
No. Where another route fits better, such as a platform's own report tool, we use that.
No. A takedown removes the content at its source. Search delisting removes the result from search engines.
Have a link that should not be there?
Send it to us. We will check it, file the notice and keep you posted until it is gone.
Or write to contact@videolock.net.

