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Content and takedown requests

A practical reporting route for ownership, copyright and confidential-data concerns.

Published revision · 2026-10-09

Report a concern

Email support@tbench.in with the subject “Content removal request”. Include your name, contact information, authority to act, the work or information concerned, the precise task/PR/certificate URL or identifier, and why you believe the material should be restricted. Do not attach credentials, unnecessary personal data or another copy of the confidential material.

For a copyright complaint, identify the original work and allegedly infringing material, explain your good-faith belief that the use is unauthorised, confirm that the information is accurate and that you are the rightsholder or authorised representative, and include your signature. A support request is not a guarantee of a particular legal outcome.

Review and response

The team assesses the request, authority and relevant evidence. Access may be restricted while a credible security, confidentiality or ownership concern is investigated. Affected contributors can be asked for a response. Public result status and preserved evidence must not be silently rewritten to suggest a different audit outcome.

If you contest a restriction, reply with the reference from the support conversation, the material affected, your authority and the reason you believe the restriction was mistaken. If a statutory counter-notice is appropriate, its jurisdiction-specific requirements and disclosure of contact information must be assessed before submission.

Legal process and registration

Copyright requests follow this support process. US DMCA designated-agent registration and safe-harbour eligibility require separate verification. Contact support for verified legal-entity and postal details.