Notice and Action Policy (Including Digital Millennium Copyright Act Compliance)

Introduction and General Platform Overview

IndiaSocialBook is an adult-oriented social bookmarking and community discussion platform. The primary function of the service is to aggregate, index, and display thumbnails, textual descriptions, and hyperlinks that point users to adult-oriented content hosted exclusively on third-party websites owned and/or operated by independent clients (“Clients” or “Client Sites”).

The adult content accessible through these links may include, but is not limited to, explicit sexual material such as hardcore pornography, amateur sex videos, blowjob scenes, anal fucking, cumshots, gangbangs, creampies, BDSM activities, various fetish material, group sex depictions, solo masturbation content, lesbian encounters, interracial pornography, MILF-themed videos, teen-adult (18+ verified) material, creampie compilations, facial cumshots, double penetration scenes, squirting videos, public sex recordings, voyeuristic content, role-play scenarios, and other forms of consensual adult entertainment produced and distributed by third parties.

Clients enter into formal agreements with IndiaSocialBook under which they authorize the platform to promote their websites by displaying previews intended to drive qualified traffic to their respective domains. In consideration of this promotional arrangement, every Client Site and every preview thumbnail or textual indication displayed on IndiaSocialBook must at all times comply fully with our Acceptable Content Policy, which prohibits illegal, non-consensual, exploitative, or otherwise unlawful material.

Whenever IndiaSocialBook receives any notice, complaint, or report alleging that a linked preview, thumbnail, textual description, or underlying content violates the Acceptable Content Policy, infringes intellectual property rights, violates privacy rights, or otherwise contravenes applicable law, we will review and respond strictly in accordance with the detailed procedures set forth in this Notice and Action Policy (this “Policy”).

Security and Anti-Abuse Commitments

IndiaSocialBook takes platform security and community integrity extremely seriously. We utilize enterprise-grade cloud-based security measures — including distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) protection, web application firewalls (WAF), intrusion detection systems, rate limiting, behavioral analysis, and encrypted communications — to safeguard our infrastructure, detect threats in real time, prevent unauthorized access, and maintain a safe environment for all users.

We maintain a zero-tolerance policy against spamming, automated abuse, bulk unsolicited messaging, scripted flooding, credential stuffing, credential sharing, bot-driven account creation, comment spamming, link-dumping, SEO manipulation through low-quality posts, or any other form of disruptive automated or manual activity designed to degrade service quality or user experience. Violations of this anti-abuse policy may result in immediate temporary suspension, permanent account termination, IP range blocking, and — where appropriate — referral to law enforcement or relevant internet service providers.

Priority Section: Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) – Copyright Infringement Takedown Requests

Statutory Framework and Safe Harbor Eligibility

IndiaSocialBook operates as an “information location tool” service provider within the meaning of Section 512(d) of Title 17 of the United States Code (the Digital Millennium Copyright Act or “DMCA”). Because we do not host, store, cache, or reproduce the allegedly infringing content ourselves — but merely provide referential hyperlinks and associated preview thumbnails/textual indications — we qualify for the safe harbor limitations on liability established by Congress for such linking services.

This section explains exactly how copyright owners and their authorized agents may submit valid takedown notices, the mandatory elements required for legal effectiveness, our internal processing workflow, counter-notification rights, repeat-infringer termination policy, and liability risks associated with misuse of the process.

Most Efficient Resolution Path

Copyright owners and authorized representatives are strongly encouraged — and in many cases will achieve the fastest results — by submitting removal demands directly to the operator of the Client Site that actually hosts the allegedly infringing material. Once the content is removed or access is disabled at the source, IndiaSocialBook’s thumbnails, textual indications, and hyperlinks will ordinarily cease to display or lead to the material, rendering further action on our part unnecessary.

How to Submit a Legally Compliant DMCA Takedown Notice

All DMCA notices must be submitted in writing exclusively via email to:

ISB Team Support
[email protected]

To qualify for expeditious processing and to satisfy the statutory requirements of 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3), every notice must contain each of the following elements:

1. Identification of the copyrighted work(s) claimed to be infringed
   Provide a clear description of the specific work(s) — or, if the notice covers multiple works appearing at a single online location, a representative list of those works.
2. Identification of the allegedly infringing material
   Specify the exact material claimed to be infringing or the subject of infringing activity, including the precise URL(s) or hyperlink(s) on indiasocialbook.com that lead to such material. To obtain the correct link, right-click the thumbnail image or textual description on our site and select “Copy link address.”
3. Contact information sufficient to permit communication
   Include the complaining party’s full legal name, physical mailing address (P.O. boxes are generally insufficient), telephone number (including area code), and a valid email address at which the complainant can be reached.
4. Good faith belief statement
   A clear declaration that the complaining party has a good faith belief that the use of the material in the manner complained of is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.
5. Statement under penalty of perjury
   A declaration, made under penalty of perjury, that the information contained in the notification is accurate and that the complaining party is authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed.
6. Signature
   The physical or electronic signature of a person authorized to act on behalf of the owner of the exclusive right allegedly infringed. For electronic submissions, a typed name immediately preceding the perjury statement is generally accepted as satisfying this requirement.

Mandatory Verification of Identity and Authority

No DMCA notice — regardless of how complete it otherwise appears — will be processed or acted upon until the claimant’s identity and authority have been satisfactorily verified.

Every DMCA submission must be accompanied by objective, verifiable evidence proving that the submitter is:

• The actual copyright owner of the work(s) in question, or
• An agent expressly authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner.

Acceptable forms of verification documentation include (non-exhaustive list):

• Official certificate of copyright registration issued by the United States Copyright Office
• Timestamped original master files or source materials demonstrating creation and ownership
• Chain-of-title documentation or assignment agreements
• Notarized power of attorney or signed authorization letter on company letterhead expressly empowering the agent to submit takedown notices for the specific work(s)
• Sworn declaration or affidavit attesting to ownership/authority (supplemented by supporting exhibits)

Notices submitted without adequate verification, or that otherwise fail to satisfy the statutory elements listed above, will be rejected — typically within forty-eight (48) to seventy-two (72) hours of receipt. We reserve the right to request additional clarifying or corroborating materials whenever initial evidence is deemed ambiguous, incomplete, or insufficient.

Liability for Knowing Material Misrepresentation

Pursuant to 17 U.S.C. § 512(f), any person who knowingly materially misrepresents that material or activity is infringing may be held liable for any damages — including court costs and reasonable attorneys’ fees — suffered by the alleged infringer, by any copyright owner or licensee whose material was wrongly targeted, or by IndiaSocialBook as a result of our reliance on the false notice.

We take allegations of DMCA abuse seriously. Whenever we have a good-faith basis to believe that a notice was submitted in bad faith, we will investigate the matter and reserve the right to pursue civil, criminal, or administrative remedies as appropriate.

For the most current and comprehensive description of our DMCA procedures, please consult our dedicated DMCA page.

Processing of Valid and Verified DMCA Notices

1. Intake and Preliminary Compliance Review
   Upon receipt at [email protected], every notice undergoes an immediate review to confirm that it contains all six statutory elements and adequate identity/authority verification.
2. Expeditious Disablement of Access
   If the notice is complete and verified, IndiaSocialBook will act expeditiously — typically within one (1) business day — to remove or disable access to the identified thumbnail(s), textual indication(s), hyperlink(s), and any other referential material pointing to the allegedly infringing content.
3. Forwarding of Notice
   We will make reasonable efforts to transmit a copy of the notice to the affected Client or uploader. Because IndiaSocialBook functions solely as a linking service, direct notification of the individual end-uploader may not always be practicable; in such cases, the notice will be forwarded to the operator of the third-party Client Site that hosts the content.
4. Repeat Infringer Termination Policy
   It is the firm and consistently enforced policy of IndiaSocialBook to terminate — in appropriate circumstances — the accounts or access privileges of any user, uploader, or Client that we determine to be a repeat infringer of copyrighted material, consistent with the requirements of 17 U.S.C. § 512(i).
5. Handling of Substantially Compliant but Technically Deficient Notices
   In cases where a notice substantially complies with § 512 but omits minor non-material elements, we may — at our discretion — contact the complainant to assist in perfecting the submission.

DMCA Counter-Notification Procedure

If material has been removed or access disabled in response to a DMCA notice and the affected party (subscriber, uploader, or Client) believes the removal resulted from mistake or misidentification, that party may submit a counter-notification.

All counter-notifications must be sent to [email protected] and must include all of the following elements:

1. Identification of the specific material that was removed or disabled, together with the exact URL at which the material appeared on our platform prior to removal.
2. The counter-notifying party’s full legal name, physical mailing address, telephone number, and email address.
3. A statement, made under penalty of perjury, that the counter-notifying party has a good faith belief that the material was removed or disabled as a result of mistake or misidentification of the material to be removed or disabled.
4. Consent to the personal jurisdiction of the Federal District Court for the judicial district in which the counter-notifying party’s address is located (or, if the address is located outside the United States, consent to the jurisdiction of any judicial district in which IndiaSocialBook may be found), together with agreement to accept service of process from the person who provided the original DMCA notification (or that person’s agent).
5. The counter-notifying party’s physical or electronic signature.

Upon receipt of a procedurally compliant counter-notification, IndiaSocialBook will promptly forward a copy to the original complainant. Unless we receive written notice that the original complainant has filed an action seeking a court order restraining the allegedly infringing activity, we will restore access to the disputed material within ten (10) to fourteen (14) business days following receipt of the counter-notification.

Note: Because IndiaSocialBook only provides referential links to third-party hosted content, we may not always be able to identify or directly notify the individual end-uploader responsible for the material. In such circumstances, we may discharge our notification obligation by forwarding the counter-notice to the operator of the relevant Client Site.

Mandatory Verification Requirement – Applicable to All Removal Requests

To prevent abuse, reduce fraudulent claims, minimize mistaken removals, and protect legitimate content creators and users, IndiaSocialBook enforces a strict Mandatory Verification Requirement that applies to every removal request submitted under this Policy — whether the request concerns copyright infringement, privacy rights, Acceptable Content Policy violations, or any other category.

We will not process, forward, investigate, or take any action on any removal request until the claimant’s identity and authority have been satisfactorily verified.

Exact Verification Steps Required for Every Request

1. Submission Channel
   Send the complete request exclusively to [email protected].
2. Precise Identification of Targeted Content
   Provide the full, exact URL(s) or hyperlink(s) from indiasocialbook.com that you wish to have removed or disabled (right-click the thumbnail or textual description and select “Copy link address”).
3. Clear Statement of Requested Action
   Explicitly state the relief sought, for example:
   “I request immediate removal of this thumbnail and associated hyperlink because the linked content displays my personal data without consent / infringes my registered copyright / constitutes non-consensual intimate imagery / violates your Acceptable Content Policy in the following manner…”
4. Proof of Identity and Authority
   Attach or provide detailed descriptions of documentation that objectively establishes you are the actual rights holder, the person depicted, the victim, or a duly authorized representative. Examples include:
   
   • Privacy / personal data claims: Government-issued photographic identification (passport, driver’s license, national ID card) clearly showing your face and name matching the individual recognizably depicted in the content, together with any additional context demonstrating the image/video pertains to you.
   • Copyright claims: U.S. Copyright Office registration certificate, timestamped original source files, chain-of-title documentation, or notarized/signed authorization letter expressly empowering the agent to act.
   • Acceptable Content Policy violations (non-consensual content, revenge pornography, etc.): Police report, court order, original unwatermarked source file, signed victim affidavit, or other evidence linking you as the harmed party or rights holder.
5. Signature Requirement
   Include an electronic signature, scanned wet-ink signature, or — where statutorily permitted — a typed name immediately followed by a declaration under penalty of perjury attesting to the truthfulness of the submission.

Important Consequences and Exceptions

• Requests that fail to satisfy the verification steps will be rejected — typically within forty-eight (48) to seventy-two (72) hours of receipt.
• If submitted materials are unclear, incomplete, or raise questions, we will request additional proof; failure to provide requested clarification will result in rejection.
• The sole exception to the verification requirement is for reports of suspected Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) or Child Sexual Exploitation Material (CSEM), where anonymous submissions are accepted to encourage reporting. All other categories — including revenge porn, non-consensual intimate imagery, privacy violations, and copyright claims — require full identity verification.

Procedure 1: Privacy Rights Under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

Recommended First Step
Individuals seeking removal of personal data or images appearing on linked Client Sites should submit their removal demand directly to the operator of the relevant Client Site. Once the content is deleted or anonymized at the source, the thumbnail, textual description, and hyperlink on IndiaSocialBook will generally cease to display or lead to the personal data, making further intervention by us unnecessary.

Procedure for Requesting Removal from IndiaSocialBook Previews

1. Comply fully with the Mandatory Verification Requirement described above.
2. Send the verified request to [email protected] containing:
   • Exact URL(s) on indiasocialbook.com where you are recognizably depicted
   • Explicit statement requesting removal of the hyperlink, thumbnail, and any associated textual description
   • Strong, verifiable proof that you are the data subject (see verification examples above)

Processing After Successful Verification

• Requests to remove thumbnails or links are forwarded to the relevant Client, who acts as the data controller; IndiaSocialBook functions solely as a data processor in this context.
• Requests for removal or rectification of other personal data will be processed within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt of a complete and verified submission, in full accordance with our obligations under the GDPR and as detailed in our Privacy Policy.

Unverified, incomplete, or unsubstantiated requests will be rejected without further action.

Procedure 2: General Procedure for Violations of the Acceptable Content Policy

Recommended First Step
As with privacy requests, the fastest and most effective method for removing prohibited content is to contact the hosting Client Site directly and demand removal at the source.

Limitations on Our Authority
IndiaSocialBook does not host, store, or control the underlying content appearing on Client Sites. We are therefore unable to delete material from those third-party domains. In most cases, we will forward verified reports of policy violations to the relevant Client for their review and action, unless the claimant provides a compelling, documented reason not to forward the report (for example, a credible risk of retaliation, further abuse, or endangerment, which must be clearly explained and supported by evidence).

How to Report an Alleged Violation

1. Comply fully with the Mandatory Verification Requirement above.
2. Submit the verified report to [email protected] including:
   • Precise URL(s) on indiasocialbook.com linking to the allegedly violating content
   • Detailed explanation identifying which specific provision(s) of the Acceptable Content Policy have been violated
   • Verifiable proof that you are the rights holder, the victim, or an authorized representative entitled to make the report

Special Protocol for Suspected Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM / CSEM)

• Reports concerning suspected CSAM or CSEM may be submitted anonymously to encourage prompt disclosure.
• Providing contact information is strongly preferred, as it enables follow-up questions and status updates.
• If, after preliminary review, we assess the report as likely credible, we will immediately disable the thumbnail, textual indication, and hyperlink and may — and in many cases will — forward the report, along with available metadata, to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), or other appropriate law enforcement or child-protection authorities.
• All non-CSAM policy violation reports require full identity verification.

Processing Timeline and Decision Framework for Non-CSAM Reports

After verification is complete:

• We forward the report to the relevant Client and afford them a reasonable period — normally seven (7) to fourteen (14) calendar days — to investigate and respond, unless the violation is manifestly obvious or presents an imminent risk.
• We then issue a written determination and communicate the outcome to the claimant (if contact information was provided) and to the Client.
• If we determine that no violation of the Acceptable Content Policy has occurred, we reserve the right to retain the thumbnail, textual indication, and hyperlink.
• If we determine that a violation has occurred, we will immediately remove the preview material from our platform and may, depending on the severity and circumstances:
  • Suspend the Client’s promotional privileges temporarily
  • Terminate the Client agreement entirely
  • Suspend or terminate any associated uploader accounts

Right to Contest Decisions
Both claimants and Clients have the right to contest our final determination within six (6) months of notification. Contests may be submitted through our internal complaint-handling system, referral to a certified out-of-court dispute settlement body, or initiation of judicial proceedings before a competent court of law.

Section 2257 Record-Keeping Compliance Statement

All Clients that provide adult content previews to IndiaSocialBook are contractually required to comply fully with 18 U.S.C. § 2257 and 28 C.F.R. Part 75 (the U.S. Department of Justice regulations implementing Section 2257).

Among other obligations, Clients must:

• Collect and maintain copies of government-issued identification documents sufficient to verify that every performer depicted in any visual depiction of actual sexually explicit conduct was at least eighteen (18) years of age at the time the depiction was created
• Create and retain a custodial statement identifying the location of the records and the name and title of the custodian responsible for maintaining them
• Affix the required Section 2257 compliance statement to all covered materials or to the webpages displaying such materials
• Preserve records for at least seven (7) years from the date of production or last amendment
• Make records available for inspection upon request by the Attorney General or his/her designee

Any notice alleging non-compliance with Section 2257 will be treated as a serious violation of our Acceptable Content Policy. Upon verification of the allegation, we will immediately disable all affected links and previews, suspend or terminate the offending Client account, and — where warranted — refer the matter to federal authorities for further investigation.

Amendments, Governing Law, and Contact Information

IndiaSocialBook reserves the right to modify, amend, supplement, or replace this Notice and Action Policy at any time and in its sole discretion. The most current version will always be posted on this page. Continued use of indiasocialbook.com following the posting of any changes constitutes your acceptance of the revised Policy.

This Policy shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and applicable United States federal law, without regard to conflict-of-laws principles.

All formal notices, removal requests, counter-notifications, complaints, and general inquiries must be directed exclusively to:

IndiaSocialBook • indiasocialbook.com
ISB Team Support
[email protected]

Last Modified: February 14, 2026

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