Copyright & Takedown Policy
Last updated: 13 November 2026
StarCast respects creators and intellectual-property rights. Users may upload or submit only material they own or are authorised to use, and must not infringe another person's copyright, privacy, publicity or other rights.
Report a video
Use the Report / request takedown link on the relevant video page. Select the reason, identify the material and explain the issue. Reports are reviewed by StarCast. A report does not automatically establish infringement or guarantee removal.
Formal copyright notices
Provide identification of the copyrighted work; the exact StarCast video URL; your full name and contact details; an explanation that you own the rights or are authorised to act for the owner; a good-faith statement that the use is not authorised; and a statement that the information is accurate with any declaration required by applicable law. Send the notice through the video report form or to info@ugaebony.com.
Review and action
StarCast may request further information, restrict access while a complaint is reviewed, remove or restore material, notify the uploader, and take action against accounts that repeatedly infringe rights. We consider the information supplied and circumstances before making a decision.
Counter-notification or appeal
If your video was removed or restricted and you believe this was a mistake, contact info@ugaebony.com. Identify the video, explain why the action was incorrect and provide supporting information. Relevant complaint details may be shared with the uploader where reasonably necessary to resolve the dispute.
Misuse
Knowingly submitting false or misleading complaints may result in rejection of the report, account action or legal consequences. Do not use reporting to harass creators or suppress lawful criticism, commentary, reviews or other legally permitted uses.
Applicable law
This policy supports copyright complaints and responses, including DMCA-style notices where United States law applies. It does not mean every StarCast user or upload is governed exclusively by the United States DMCA. Ugandan law and other relevant laws may also apply.
This is a general template, not legal advice. Have local counsel review the notice, counter-notice and repeat-infringer procedures before launch.
