Copyright and Takedown Policy

If you believe content on OnlySL infringes your copyright, trademark, publicity rights, privacy rights, or other rights, use the Report button on the relevant creator profile or post. If you cannot use the platform report tools, email us at [email protected].

OnlySL is operated from Switzerland, but we accept DMCA-style and international rights notices so that reports from U.S., European, Swiss, and other rights holders can be reviewed efficiently.

For real-person sexual or nude content, affected persons may report lack of consent, withdrawn consent, impersonation, leaked material, privacy violations, or uncertainty about age or rights even if they are not making a copyright claim.

Please include enough information for staff to review the claim:

• -Your full name or organization name, role, and contact email
• -A description of the work, mark, person, or rights you claim are affected
• -The OnlySL URL, creator name, post title, image, video, shop item, Brand Bot greeting/auto-reply template, or other identifier for the content at issue
• -A short explanation of why you believe the content is unauthorized, infringing, stolen, non-consensual, impersonating, or otherwise unlawful
• -Evidence that you are the rights holder, an authorized representative, or the affected person where applicable
• -A good-faith statement that the information in your report is accurate

OnlySL may remove, restrict, blur, demonetize, preserve, or disable access to content while reviewing a report. We may contact the uploader or request more information from the reporter.

Repeat infringement, stolen content, non-consensual content, or bad-faith uploading may result in warnings, suspension, payout holds, or permanent account termination.

If your content was removed and you believe the report was mistaken, you may contact support with the content identifier, your explanation, and evidence of ownership, license, consent, or other rights. OnlySL may restore content at its discretion where legally and operationally appropriate.

False, abusive, or malicious reports may themselves violate the Terms of Service.