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Introduction

This Copyright Takedown Policy explains how JR NETMEDIA, established at AD, handles reports alleging copyright infringement on Couponswe. We respect intellectual-property rights and expect users, app developers, publishers, advertisers, reviewers, and other contributors to do the same.

Couponswe is an app discovery and review directory. We index and display information about mobile applications, including app names, descriptions, categories, screenshots, ratings, reviews, and related editorial or directory content. We generally do not host, distribute, or provide installation files such as APK or IPA files. Instead, we link users to official app stores and other official sources, including Google Play and the Apple App Store. Our service is supported by advertising and does not operate as an alternative app store or download repository.

Because our service may index information and links originating from third parties, material appearing on the website may be supplied by app developers, publishers, users, public sources, or other external parties. The presence of a reference, description, image, trademark, or link on the website does not necessarily mean that JR NETMEDIA owns, licenses, endorses, or controls the relevant third-party material.

This Policy is intended to provide a clear process for notifying us of alleged copyright infringement and for responding to valid notices. It is applied in accordance with the copyright laws applicable in the Principality of Andorra, including the Andorran legislation protecting literary and artistic property and related rights, as amended from time to time. Where relevant to particular online services or cross-border activity, we may also take account of applicable international copyright treaties and generally recognised principles concerning intermediary notice-and-action procedures.

We will review properly submitted notices and, where appropriate, remove, disable, amend, restrict, or delist the identified material or link, contact the relevant contributor or source, request additional information, or take other measures reasonably available to us. We may also decline to act where a notice is incomplete, inaccurate, abusive, directed at material that is not protected by copyright, or concerns content that we do not control.

This Policy does not replace legal advice and does not create rights or obligations beyond those required by applicable law. Nothing in this Policy limits any rights, remedies, defences, exceptions, limitations, or procedures available under Andorran law, including applicable copyright exceptions and limitations.

Filing a Copyright Infringement Notice

If you believe that material indexed, displayed, reproduced, or linked to through Couponswe infringes copyright that you own or are authorised to enforce, you may submit a written copyright infringement notice to JR NETMEDIA. Notices should be specific enough to allow us to identify the work, locate the allegedly infringing material, understand the basis of the complaint, and contact you for clarification if necessary.

To be considered valid, your notice should include all of the following elements:

• Identification of the copyrighted work. Identify the original copyrighted work or works that you claim have been infringed. Provide sufficient information to distinguish each work, such as its title, author, publisher, registration or reference number if applicable, publication date, or a description of the protected elements. If the notice concerns multiple works, provide a representative list or clearly identify each affected work.
• Identification and location of the allegedly infringing material. Identify the material that you claim infringes your copyright and provide its precise location on Couponswe. This should include the complete URL or URLs of the relevant page, listing, image, review, description, profile, or other material, together with any information needed to locate the specific content on the page. If the complaint concerns a link to an external app store or website, identify the exact link and explain the allegedly infringing material associated with it.
• Your contact details. Provide your full name, organisation or business name if applicable, postal address, telephone number, and email address. If you are acting through a representative, provide the representative's details and identify the copyright owner or rights holder on whose behalf the notice is submitted.
• Good-faith-belief statement. Include a statement that you have a good-faith belief that the use of the material in the manner complained of is not authorised by the copyright owner, its authorised agent, or the law. Your statement should address why you believe the particular use is infringing and should take account of any licence, permission, quotation, review, criticism, parody, educational use, public-domain status, or other applicable exception or limitation of which you are aware.
• Statement of accuracy and authority. Include a statement that the information in the notice is accurate and, where you are acting on behalf of another person or entity, that you are authorised to act for the copyright owner or holder of the relevant rights. The statement must be made under penalty of perjury or equivalent applicable legal responsibility under the law applicable to the notice. Deliberately submitting false or misleading allegations may expose the submitter to legal liability.
• Physical or electronic signature. Include the physical signature of the copyright owner or authorised representative, or a valid electronic signature. Typing your full legal name at the end of the notice may constitute an electronic signature where it clearly indicates an intention to authenticate the notice.

A notice should also explain the action you are requesting, such as removal of a copied description or image, correction of an attribution, disabling of a particular page, or removal of a link to a specific external resource. If the complaint concerns only a portion of a page or listing, identify that portion precisely so that we can assess whether a narrower response is appropriate.

Please send one notice for each distinct complaint where practical, or organise multiple complaints in a clear schedule. Screenshots, copies of the original work, evidence of ownership, registration information, licence documents, or other supporting material may assist our review. Do not include unnecessary personal data, confidential information, or sensitive information that is not relevant to the complaint.

Submit your notice to

JR NETMEDIA
Carrer dels Avellaners, Ed. Griu, Pis 5 Pta 3, AD200
Encamp
Andorra
Email: [email protected]

We may acknowledge receipt of a notice, request further information, contact the person or entity responsible for the material, or forward relevant portions of the notice to that person or entity where reasonably necessary to investigate or resolve the complaint. By submitting a notice, you acknowledge that information contained in it may need to be shared for these purposes, subject to applicable data-protection law and our Privacy Policy.

Receipt of a notice does not automatically establish infringement. We may assess the notice, the material identified, the response of the relevant contributor or rights holder, the nature of our role as an indexing and referral service, and any applicable legal exceptions or limitations. We may remove or restrict material temporarily while an investigation is pending, but we are not required to do so where the notice is incomplete or the circumstances do not justify that action.

Counter-Notice Procedure

If material has been removed, disabled, amended, restricted, or delisted following a copyright complaint and you believe that the action was taken because of a mistake, misidentification, lack of ownership, authorisation, or other lawful basis, you may submit a counter-notice. A counter-notice should provide enough information for us and the complainant to understand why the material should be restored or reinstated.

To be considered valid, your counter-notice should include all of the following elements:

• Identification of the removed or restricted material and its prior location. Identify the material that was removed, disabled, amended, restricted, or delisted and provide the URL or other location where it appeared before the action was taken. Include any notice reference, page title, app listing, image, review, or other identifying information available to you.
• Your contact details. Provide your full name, organisation or business name if applicable, postal address, telephone number, and email address. If you are acting for another person or entity, explain your authority to do so and identify that person or entity.
• Good-faith statement under penalty of perjury. Include a statement that you have a good-faith belief that the material was removed or restricted as a result of a mistake or misidentification, or that the material was authorised or otherwise lawful. This statement must be made under penalty of perjury or equivalent applicable legal responsibility under the law applicable to the counter-notice.
• Consent to jurisdiction and acceptance of service. Include a statement that you consent to the jurisdiction of the competent courts of the Principality of Andorra, unless a different jurisdiction is mandatory under applicable law, and that you will accept service of process from the person who submitted the original complaint or that person's authorised agent in connection with the dispute.
• Signature. Include your physical or electronic signature. Typing your full legal name at the end of the counter-notice may constitute an electronic signature where it clearly indicates an intention to authenticate the counter-notice.

A counter-notice should explain the factual and legal basis for your position. For example, you may explain that you own the relevant rights, have a licence or permission, created the material independently, believe the material is in the public domain, or believe that the use is covered by an applicable copyright exception or limitation. If the material is an app description, screenshot, logo, review, or link supplied by a third party, identify the source and explain why the complaint does not justify the action taken.

Submit your counter-notice to

JR NETMEDIA
Carrer dels Avellaners, Ed. Griu, Pis 5 Pta 3, AD200
Encamp
Andorra
Email: [email protected]

After receiving a complete counter-notice, we may forward it to the original complainant or rights holder and may provide a reasonable period for that party to respond or pursue appropriate legal relief. We may restore, reinstate, republish, or continue restricting the material depending on the information received, the applicable law, the nature of the material, the status of any legal proceedings, and our role as an indexing and referral service.

We are not required to restore material where doing so would create legal risk, breach a court or administrative order, violate another person's rights, conflict with a valid contractual restriction, expose users to unlawful or harmful content, or be inconsistent with the applicable law. A counter-notice does not guarantee restoration and does not prevent us from taking action on other independent grounds, including breach of our Terms of Use or repeated unlawful conduct.

Submitting a counter-notice containing knowingly false or misleading information may result in legal liability. You should obtain independent legal advice before submitting a counter-notice if ownership, licensing, jurisdiction, or the scope of the alleged infringement is disputed.

Repeat Infringers

JR NETMEDIA may terminate, suspend, restrict, or otherwise limit access to Couponswe for users, contributors, publishers, developers, advertisers, or other parties who repeatedly infringe copyright or repeatedly submit material that is the subject of credible and valid infringement findings.

In deciding whether a person is a repeat infringer, we may consider the number and seriousness of complaints, whether notices were complete and credible, whether the person received warnings, whether the person removed or corrected the material, whether a counter-notice was submitted, whether the person continued the conduct after notice, and whether the conduct appears deliberate, reckless, or abusive. We may also consider related accounts, websites, listings, or entities where there is evidence that they are controlled by the same person or are being used to evade enforcement.

Measures may include removing or delisting particular content, disabling the ability to submit or edit listings, suspending an account, terminating access, blocking technical identifiers, refusing future submissions, withholding or ending advertising arrangements, or taking other measures reasonably available to us. We may act without prior notice where necessary to protect rights, comply with law, prevent evasion, or address serious or ongoing infringement.

We may also restrict accounts that misuse the notice process by submitting knowingly false, fraudulent, harassing, discriminatory, or materially misleading complaints. Nothing in this section prevents us from taking action against a single serious infringement or from responding to other unlawful conduct under our Terms of Use or applicable law.

Modifications to this Policy

We may update, amend, replace, or supplement this Copyright Takedown Policy from time to time. Changes may be made to reflect developments in Andorran copyright law, international legal requirements, regulatory guidance, court decisions, changes to the operation of Couponswe, changes to our advertising-supported business model, or improvements to our notice and counter-notice procedures.

When we make changes, we will publish the revised version on Couponswe and update the “Last updated” date below. Unless applicable law requires otherwise, the revised Policy will take effect when published. Your continued use of the website or submission of a notice after the effective date means that you acknowledge the revised procedure.

A notice or counter-notice submitted before a revision may be handled under the version in effect when it was received, unless the revised procedure is required by law or is necessary to process the matter fairly and effectively. We encourage complainants and respondents to review the current version before submitting additional information.

Contact Information

For questions about this Copyright Takedown Policy, the status of a copyright notice, a counter-notice, or the operation of our app discovery and review directory, you may contact JR NETMEDIA using the details below.

Email: [email protected]
Phone: +376 62 60 15

Written copyright notices and counter-notices should be sent using the submission details specified in the relevant sections above. General customer-service or advertising enquiries may be directed to the contact details in this section, but they may not be treated as formal copyright notices unless they contain all required information and are sent through the designated submission channel.

JR NETMEDIA is established in Andorra. Our handling of personal data received in connection with copyright complaints is governed by applicable Andorran data-protection law, including the qualified legislation governing the protection of personal data, and by our Privacy Policy. Where applicable to a particular processing activity, we apply principles such as purpose limitation, data minimisation, accuracy, security, retention limitation, and transparency. The Andorran Data Protection Agency (Agència Andorrana de Protecció de Dades) is the competent national supervisory authority for data-protection matters in Andorra.

Last updated: 08/25/2026