IP, Copyright & Takedown

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IP, Copyright & Takedown Policy (Master Page)
Last updated: 20 April 2026

Legal Hub: /legal
Declaration of Content: /legal/declaration-of-content

1. Scope

This policy explains how FPV School handles copyright, intellectual property complaints, takedown requests, and brand misuse across its websites, tools, downloads, uploads, AI-adjacent surfaces, and related public or access-controlled services.

2. FPV School intellectual property

Unless stated otherwise, FPV School or its licensors own or control the rights in the content, design elements, downloads, media, scripts, documentation, and brand assets used in the Services.

3. Registered trade mark notice

FPV SCHOOL is a registered UK trade mark. The current UK IPO record referenced by FPV School is: UK00004322803.

This statement relates to the registered mark FPV SCHOOL. It does not automatically mean that every logo variant, design treatment, third-party name, or unrelated branding element is covered in the same way.

4. Permitted sharing

We generally allow lawful linking to FPV School pages and short quotations for commentary or review where attribution is preserved and paid or gated material is not redistributed beyond the permitted access scope.

5. Copyright or IP takedown requests

If you believe content on an FPV School property infringes your copyright or other IP rights, email [email protected] and include:

your full name and contact details;
the exact URL or resource being complained about;
what rights you own or represent;
why you believe the material infringes; and
the action requested.

Where relevant, include proof of ownership, licence status, authority to act, or registration details.

6. Brand misuse and trade mark complaints

If you believe someone is misusing the FPV School name, a confusingly similar brand, or a mark in a way that implies false endorsement, affiliation, or official status, contact [email protected] with the relevant URL, screenshots, and explanation.

Brand misuse complaints are distinct from copyright notices. We may ask for additional evidence or context before acting.

7. What we may do after a valid notice

Depending on the complaint and evidence, we may remove content, disable access, request clarification, preserve evidence, contact the uploader where appropriate, or decline action where the notice is unsupported, abusive, incomplete, or plainly unfounded.

8. Counter-notices and mistakes

If you believe material was removed or restricted in error, you may send a counter-notice with the disputed URL, a clear explanation, and supporting evidence.

9. Contact

For IP, copyright, takedown, or trade mark issues, contact: [email protected]