Report a Copyright Concern
If material accessible through taproadgame.io uses your work without permission, identify the affected location and explain your rights. Reports can concern a page, an image, written content, or a game linked or embedded here.
Identify the work and its location
Send your report to support@taproadgame.io with “Copyright — Tap Road Game” in the subject. Include the original work or a reference that identifies it, each affected site URL, your contact details, and your authority to act for the owner. Explain whether the material is on our page or inside an externally hosted game. We can review access through this site, but cannot edit an outside provider’s files.
For a formal DMCA notification
In addition to the work and location details, include:
- A physical or electronic signature from the owner or authorized representative.
- Contact information sufficient to reach you.
- A statement of good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the owner, the owner’s agent, or the law.
- A statement that the notice is accurate and, under penalty of perjury, that you are authorized to act for the rights holder.
The U.S. Copyright Office’s Section 512 resources explain notice requirements and the formal counter-notice process.
Clarifications and disputed removals
A report may require clarification if the material or the sender’s authority is unclear. Relevant details may be shared with the party responsible for a disputed submission to address the claim. If you believe a removal was mistaken, reply with the affected URL, your explanation, and evidence of permission where available. Consult the linked guidance for the statements and jurisdiction requirements of a formal counter-notice.
Credits and other concerns
An incorrect attribution, a trademark issue, or an impersonation report may need a different explanation from a copyright notice. Describe the specific problem and the correction you seek. For ordinary broken links or gameplay issues, follow the contact instructions. Repeated misuse may lead to restrictions on submissions or access.