LEGAL

DMCA & IP Takedown Policy

Last Updated: May 20, 2026

This DMCA and Intellectual Property Takedown Policy ("IP Policy") describes the procedures implemented by NexNodo Inc. ("NexNodo", "we", "our", or "us") for responding to allegations of copyright infringement, trademark infringement, intellectual property violations, unlawful content distribution, software piracy, unauthorized use of proprietary materials, and related intellectual property disputes associated with the NexNodo platform, Marketplace, infrastructure services, AI infrastructure services, MCP systems, APIs, applications, and related Services (collectively, the "Services").

NexNodo respects intellectual property rights and expects Customers, Vendors, Infrastructure Providers, partners, and users of the Services to do the same.

This Policy applies to:

  • Customer Workloads,
  • Marketplace applications,
  • Vendor software,
  • AI models,
  • MCP servers,
  • datasets,
  • generated content,
  • deployment templates,
  • container images,
  • connectors,
  • APIs,
  • infrastructure deployments,
  • websites,
  • storage systems,
  • and related content or materials hosted, deployed, distributed, or made available through the Services.

1. Scope of this Policy

NexNodo operates as a cloud infrastructure orchestration platform, infrastructure marketplace, AI infrastructure platform, Marketplace operator, deployment automation provider, and infrastructure provisioning environment.

Customers, Vendors, and third parties may upload, deploy, host, distribute, publish, or manage software, applications, AI models, datasets, MCP servers, integrations, generated outputs, container images, or related content through the Services.

NexNodo does not generally pre-screen, monitor, verify ownership of, or independently validate intellectual property rights associated with Customer or Vendor content deployed through the Services.

Customers and Vendors remain solely responsible for ensuring they possess all necessary rights, licenses, permissions, authorizations, and legal bases associated with content, software, AI models, datasets, applications, generated outputs, or other materials deployed or distributed through the Services.

2. Reporting Copyright or Intellectual Property Infringement

If you believe that content, software, applications, AI models, Marketplace offerings, MCP servers, datasets, generated outputs, container images, trademarks, or other materials available through the Services infringe your intellectual property rights, you may submit a takedown notice to NexNodo.

Takedown notices should be submitted to: support@nexnodo.com

3. Required Information for Takedown Notices

To enable NexNodo to investigate and process a takedown request, notices should include:

  • identification of the copyrighted work, trademark, or intellectual property claimed to be infringed,
  • identification of the allegedly infringing material,
  • URLs, deployment identifiers, Marketplace listings, repositories, infrastructure locations, or sufficient information enabling NexNodo to identify the material,
  • the complainant's full legal name and contact information,
  • a statement describing the complainant's ownership rights or authorization to act on behalf of the rights holder,
  • a statement that the complainant has a good-faith belief that the disputed use is unauthorized,
  • a statement that the information provided is accurate,
  • and the physical or electronic signature of the rights holder or authorized representative.

Incomplete notices may delay processing or prevent NexNodo from taking action.

4. DMCA Compliance

Where applicable, NexNodo processes copyright-related notices in accordance with the United States Digital Millennium Copyright Act ("DMCA") and other applicable intellectual property laws.

NexNodo reserves the right to remove or disable access to allegedly infringing material, suspend deployments, restrict Marketplace listings, disable AI models, disable MCP servers, suspend workloads, restrict APIs, terminate accounts, or take other operational actions deemed reasonably necessary to address alleged infringement claims, legal risks, operational risks, or compliance obligations.

5. Counter-Notification Process

If a Customer, Vendor, or user believes that material was removed or disabled as a result of mistake, misidentification, or erroneous infringement claims, they may submit a counter-notification to NexNodo.

Counter-notifications should be submitted to: support@nexnodo.com

Counter-notifications should include:

  • identification of the material removed or disabled,
  • identification of the location where the material appeared before removal,
  • a statement under penalty of perjury that the material was removed due to mistake or misidentification,
  • the submitter's name and contact information,
  • consent to jurisdiction where required under applicable law,
  • and the physical or electronic signature of the submitter.

NexNodo may forward counter-notifications to the original complainant where legally appropriate.

NexNodo reserves sole discretion regarding whether, when, or under what conditions removed materials may be restored.

6. Repeat Infringer Policy

NexNodo reserves the right to suspend or terminate Accounts associated with repeated intellectual property violations, repeated infringement claims, repeated unauthorized software distribution, abusive Marketplace activity, or repeated violations of this Policy.

7. Marketplace Applications and Vendor Content

Marketplace Vendors remain solely responsible for ensuring that their applications, connectors, AI systems, MCP servers, datasets, integrations, deployment templates, container images, generated outputs, and related Marketplace offerings do not infringe the intellectual property rights of third parties.

NexNodo reserves the right to remove, suspend, restrict, review, or audit Marketplace applications or Vendor participation where infringement risks, licensing concerns, legal disputes, or operational risks are identified.

8. Open-Source Software

Certain Marketplace applications or Services may involve software licensed under open-source licenses including MIT, Apache 2.0, GPL, AGPL, BSD, MPL, and related open-source licenses.

Customers and Vendors remain solely responsible for compliance with applicable open-source license obligations associated with software deployed, distributed, modified, or integrated through the Services.

NexNodo does not provide legal advice regarding open-source licensing obligations or compatibility.

9. AI Models, Generated Outputs, and Datasets

Customers and Vendors remain solely responsible for ensuring lawful rights and authorization associated with AI models, training datasets, generated outputs, prompts, embeddings, vector databases, synthetic content, AI-generated assets, and related AI-related materials.

Customers may not use the Services to unlawfully reproduce copyrighted materials, distribute infringing AI-generated content, deploy unauthorized AI models, violate dataset licensing restrictions, or circumvent intellectual property protections associated with AI systems.

NexNodo reserves the right to investigate, restrict, disable, or remove AI-related deployments associated with alleged intellectual property violations or legal risks.

10. Trademark Complaints

NexNodo may additionally process complaints relating to trademark infringement, impersonation, counterfeit software, deceptive branding, fraudulent Marketplace listings, misleading AI applications, or unauthorized use of protected branding or trade dress.

Trademark complaints should include sufficient evidence establishing ownership rights and the allegedly infringing activity.

11. False or Abusive Notices

Submitting knowingly false, misleading, abusive, fraudulent, or bad-faith infringement claims may expose complainants to legal liability under applicable law.

NexNodo reserves the right to reject, ignore, dispute, investigate, or take action relating to abusive takedown requests, fraudulent notices, or misuse of this Policy.

12. No Legal Determinations

NexNodo does not act as a court, arbitrator, legal authority, or adjudicator of intellectual property disputes.

NexNodo reserves sole discretion regarding investigation procedures, enforcement actions, operational restrictions, Marketplace removals, account suspensions, and platform risk management decisions.

13. Changes to this Policy

NexNodo may revise, update, amend, or modify this Policy from time to time to reflect changes in legal requirements, intellectual property laws, AI regulations, Marketplace operations, infrastructure architecture, operational practices, or business operations.

Updated versions will be posted on the NexNodo website with revised effective dates.

Continued use of the Services following publication of revised policies constitutes acceptance of the updated Policy.

14. Contact Information

DMCA notices, intellectual property complaints, and related legal inquiries should be submitted to: support@nexnodo.com

NexNodo Inc.
2810 N Church St
STE 88715
Wilmington, DE 19802
United States

Website: https://www.nexnodo.com

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