Copyright and Responsible Use
Permission comes first
A public post is viewable by the public, but it may still be protected by copyright. Before downloading, confirm that you created the media, received permission from the rights holder, or are otherwise allowed to make a copy under the laws that apply to you.
Respect creators and platforms
Do not remove attribution, repost another creator’s work as your own, sell unauthorized copies, or use YT3 to avoid subscriptions and access controls. Check the source platform’s terms because permitted uses differ between services and countries.
Personal and licensed material
Common legitimate uses include backing up your own uploads, saving a file supplied under a suitable licence, downloading public-domain material, or preserving content where the creator has expressly enabled reuse. Keep evidence of permission when the intended use is commercial.
Reporting concerns
Use the Contact page linked in the site navigation. Include the original URL, a description of the protected work, your relationship to it, and a reply email. Do not send passwords, cookies, identity documents or private recordings. A report is reviewed by the site owner; submitting a message does not automatically establish ownership or remove content.