Copyright and Content Policy Overview
TZION MEDIA SLU respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects users of the Mileapps Website (the "Website") to do the same. Our Website provides information about various mobile applications (apps), including descriptions, images (like app icons or screenshots), reviews, and links to official app stores. We do not host any copyrighted app files (e.g., we do not host APK files or IPA files) on our servers – all download links on our site direct to official sources (such as Google Play Store or Apple App Store).
All trademarks, logos, and images belonging to the apps or companies discussed on our Website remain the property of their respective owners. We use these materials under what we believe to be fair use (or similar concepts under Andorran law) – for instance, using an app’s logo or screenshot to identify and describe the product. Such use is purely informational. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by those third-party owners unless explicitly stated.
However, if any copyright owner believes that material on our Website (such as an app description, image, or other content) infringes their copyright, we have a policy to respond to DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) takedown notices, and similar copyright infringement claims, even though our business is based in Andorra (which is not under U.S. jurisdiction). We voluntarily comply with the DMCA’s notice-and-takedown procedure as a best practice and as part of our commitment to intellectual property rights protection. Additionally, we will adhere to Andorran intellectual property laws (Andorra has its own copyright statutes which align in many respects with international standards).
This DMCA Disclaimer outlines:
How copyright owners can properly notify us of alleged infringement (takedown notice procedure).
How we will respond to such notices.
How a user (content provider) can respond if they believe a takedown notice was submitted in error (counter-notice procedure).
Our policy regarding repeat infringers.
Notice to Copyright Owners: How to Submit a DMCA Takedown Notice
If you are a copyright owner (or authorized to act on behalf of one) and you believe that content on Mileapps infringes your copyright, you may submit a takedown notice under the DMCA. Although TZION MEDIA SLU is based in Andorra, we accommodate DMCA notices for efficiency and international comity. To be effective, your notice must be in writing and include the following (per 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3)):
Identification of the copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed. Provide a description of the copyrighted work that you own or control which you believe is being infringed. If multiple works are infringed, you can provide a representative list (for example, "All text from the article [Name] published in [Publication], © 2022 by [Owner]").
Identification of the material that is claimed to be infringing or to be the subject of infringing activity, and information reasonably sufficient to permit us to locate the material on our Website. Please include the specific URL(s) of the allegedly infringing content on Mileapps (e.g., a link to the page where an image or text appears). General notices like "Your site is infringing my work" are not enough – we need to know exactly which content to look at.
Your contact information – Include your full name, mailing address, telephone number, and email address (email is preferred, as it allows quicker communication).
A statement that you have a good faith belief that the use of the copyrighted material in the manner complained of is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law. (For example: "I believe in good faith that the disputed use of the material is not authorized by me (the owner), my agent, or the law.")
A statement that the information in the notification is accurate, and under penalty of perjury, that you are the copyright owner or are authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner. Essentially, you're affirming that your notice is truthful and that you have the right to send it.
Your physical or electronic signature. This can be as simple as typing your full name at the end of your notice if submitting electronically (which will act as your electronic signature). If sending a paper letter, a handwritten signature is required. If via email, the typed name is acceptable.
Once you have compiled the above information, send your notice to our designated copyright agent. We accept DMCA notices via email and postal mail:
Designated Copyright Agent:
Attn: DMCA Agent – TZION MEDIA SLU
Address: Carretera dels Cortals, Edifici Cirerer-Griu, Atic 3, AD200, AD
Email: [email protected]
(Note: The email $business.contact is illustrative, replace with actual contact email if one is designated, or instruct to use a contact form if we have one for DMCA.)
We prefer to receive notices by email for speed. If you send by postal mail, it may delay our ability to respond within the typical time frames.
Important: Filing a false or materially misleading DMCA notice (for example, claiming infringement where there is none, or misrepresenting your ownership) can have legal consequences. Under U.S. law, you may be liable for damages (including costs and attorneys' fees) if you knowingly make false claims in a DMCA notice. Andorran law likewise would not look favorably on fraudulent claims. So, please ensure you are the rightful owner or authorized agent of the content in question.
Our Response to Takedown Notices
When we receive a proper DMCA takedown notice (meeting the criteria above):
We will promptly acknowledge receipt of your notice (generally via email if provided) and begin investigation.
We will remove or disable access to the allegedly infringing material on our Website. For example, if an image or text is claimed to infringe, we might temporarily take it down from public view while we assess the situation. Removal is not an admission that the material was indeed infringing, but rather compliance with the DMCA process.
We will also make a record of the content removed and the particulars of the notice (should any follow-up be needed).
If the material was user-submitted (for instance, if our site allowed user comments, and a user posted something infringing), we will attempt to notify the user who posted it (if we have their contact information) that content they provided has been removed or disabled due to a DMCA notice. In our current setup, most content is provided by us, not users, but this is applicable generally.
In compliance with the DMCA's provisions for online service providers, we will follow the notice and counter-notice procedure (detailed below). Note: Since we (site operators) actually curate the content, the typical scenario might be we posted an image or description from an app. If we get a notice, we'll remove it ourselves as described. There might not be a "user" to notify other than our own staff. But if, say, a third-party contributor wrote something on our site, we would notify them.
Because TZION MEDIA SLU is based in Andorra, not the U.S., the DMCA (a U.S. law) does not legally compel us in the same way it does U.S.-based service providers. However, we voluntarily comply with DMCA takedown requests as a matter of policy and courtesy to rights holders. Additionally, Andorra is a member of the Berne Convention and generally respects global norms of copyright. So, even outside of DMCA specifics, if content truly infringes someone's copyright, we intend to remove it to uphold copyright laws and avoid infringement issues.
If you are a rights holder in another jurisdiction (e.g., the EU) and prefer to send a notice under your local law, we will treat it similarly, so long as it contains sufficient information to identify the copyrighted work and the infringing content, and a statement of unauthorized use, etc. Essentially, the DMCA format works internationally as a good standard for a notice of infringement.
Counter-Notification (Response by Content Provider)
If you believe that material you posted on our Website was removed or disabled in response to a mistake or misidentification (i.e., you believe it is not infringing or that you have authorization to use it), you have the right to send us a counter-notification.
Please only send a counter-notice if indeed you have a good faith belief that our removal of content was erroneous or that you have the legal right to post the material. Perhaps the content is actually your own creation, or it is in the public domain, or you have a license, or it constitutes fair use under relevant law.
A counter-notification under the DMCA should include:
Identification of the specific material that was removed or disabled and the location where it appeared before removal. For example: "The image that was removed from [URL] – it was a screenshot I (user) uploaded in my comment."
A statement under penalty of perjury that you have a good faith belief the material was removed or disabled as a result of mistake or misidentification. For instance: "I swear, under penalty of perjury, that I have a good faith belief the content was removed due to a mistake or misidentification – because I am the copyright owner of that image / I had permission / it is not actually infringing because ...".
Your name, address, and telephone number, and a statement that you consent to the jurisdiction of the Federal District Court for the district in which your address is located (if in the U.S.), or if you are outside the U.S., for any judicial district in which the service provider may be found (which would be a U.S. court since DMCA is U.S. law), and that you will accept service of process from the person (or their agent) who provided the original DMCA notice.
To clarify, since we are in Andorra and not subject to U.S. courts by default, this DMCA counter-notice mechanism might seem odd – effectively, you are agreeing to U.S. court jurisdiction for resolving the dispute if you send a formal DMCA counter-notice. If you are not comfortable with that or if it doesn't apply (maybe both parties are in other countries), understand this is part of the DMCA process. Given our voluntary compliance, we may not require this strict adherence, but including it formalizes your counter-notice.
Your electronic or physical signature (typing your full name at the end of an email will suffice as an e-signature).
Please send your counter-notification to our designated agent (contact info as above in the Takedown Notice section).
What we will do upon receiving a valid counter-notice:
We will forward a copy of the counter-notice to the original complaining party (the person who sent the DMCA takedown).
We will generally inform them that we will restore the removed material in 10 business days unless we receive notice that they've filed a court action seeking to restrain you from engaging in the infringing activity (as the DMCA outlines).
Essentially, under DMCA, when a counter-notice is given, the service provider (us) can put the content back up after 10-14 business days (10 business days, allowing up to 14 depending on weekends) unless the complainant informs us that they have initiated a lawsuit about the matter. This is the DMCA's mechanism to balance false claims. However, because we are not in the U.S., this exact legal timeline might not strictly bind us; but we intend to follow its spirit.
If no notice of court action is received within that period, we may choose to re-enable the content that was removed, at our discretion. We will notify the original complainant of this as well.
Please note that sending a counter-notice when you do not actually have the rights or a valid basis can have legal consequences. You could be liable for damages (including costs and attorneys' fees) if you materially misrepresent that content was removed by mistake or misidentification. In other words, do not abuse the counter-notice process. Use it only if you truly believe content was wrongly removed.
If the content involved is clearly something we (the site operators) posted and removed because of a notice, the counter-notice scenario might not practically apply because the content provider is essentially us. But if, for instance, a developer of an app gave us images to post and then someone erroneously claimed them, the developer could counter-notice stating they actually have rights to those images.
Repeat Infringer Policy
In accordance with the DMCA and analogous principles, TZION MEDIA SLU will terminate, in appropriate circumstances, the access of users who are deemed to be repeat infringers.
Because we don't have user accounts for general browsing, "termination" in our context might mean blocking certain users from contributing content (if we ever allow user submissions) or blocking certain IP addresses from accessing our site if they repeatedly post infringing material, etc. For example, if a particular user kept uploading content that results in multiple DMCA notices, we would eventually ban that user from further contributions.
If you are a user who has, for instance, submitted content to us (comment, guest post, etc.) and you accrue two or more valid DMCA notices against content you provided, we reserve the right to take appropriate action. Actions may include:
Warning you about the infringements.
Removing or disabling your ability to post content on our site.
If it were an account-based system, terminating your account.
In serious cases, completely banning access.
We will also document DMCA notices and our responses to maintain a record of alleged infringements. Andorra does not have a direct "repeat infringer" statute like the DMCA's safe harbor requirement, but as a best practice and courtesy to rights holders, we implement this policy.
Accommodation of Standard Technical Measures: We respect and do not interfere with standard technical measures used by copyright owners to identify or protect their works (e.g., watermarks, digital fingerprinting).
Jurisdictional Note
While this page references the U.S. DMCA process (as it is a widely recognized standard for copyright complaints online), we clarify that:
TZION MEDIA SLU is an Andorran entity (or individual), and our servers may be located in Andorra or EU. The legal jurisdiction for our operations is primarily Andorra.
Andorra has its own copyright laws (for instance, Law 26/2014 on copyright, if memory serves, but I'll not quote specifics without verifying). Regardless, we intend to honor legitimate copyright complaints from any jurisdiction.
By following the DMCA format, we aim to streamline the handling of international requests. However, references to U.S. court jurisdiction in the counter-notice process may be less practically applicable since neither party might want to or be able to litigate in the U.S.
In the unlikely event of a copyright dispute escalating beyond notice-and-takedown, the matter might be handled in Andorran courts or another relevant jurisdiction by agreement. But through this DMCA Disclaimer, we hope to avoid that by efficient voluntary compliance.
Disclaimer
This DMCA/Copyright Policy is provided for informational purposes. It does not constitute legal advice, and it is not a substitute for advice from your own lawyer. TZION MEDIA SLU is not a law firm and cannot advise on the validity of your claim or counter-claim. We are simply facilitating a process.
TZION MEDIA SLU will act expeditiously to review and address all complete and valid notices. However, keep in mind:
We can only remove content on our own website. If your work is on some other site, you need to contact those site owners or relevant hosting providers.
We cannot adjudicate copyright ownership disputes. If multiple parties claim rights to the same content, we might have to keep it offline until they resolve it legally.
If content was removed in error or due to a false claim, we will, upon obtaining reliable information (like a counter-notice or other proof), restore it as appropriate.
By using our Website, you agree that any notification or counter-notification you submit must comply with the current DMCA (or analogous law) requirements. Any misrepresentation in such notices may expose you to liability.
Contact Information for Notices
Designated Agent for DMCA Notices (and similar copyright complaints):
Address: Carretera dels Cortals, Edifici Cirerer-Griu, Atic 3, AD200, AD
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +376 62 60 15
We prefer email communication for its speed and clarity. If you send a notice by physical mail, consider emailing us a courtesy copy to expedite removal.
TZION MEDIA SLU values creators' rights and strives to ensure that content on Mileapps does not infringe upon those rights. Thank you for your cooperation and for helping us maintain a respectful and lawful online community.
(Last updated: 11/18/2025)