Illegal Content Reporting (LCEN / DSA)

In accordance with article 6-I-5 of the French Law for Confidence in the Digital Economy (LCEN) and article 16 of the European Digital Services Act (DSA), Scenby provides rights holders and third parties with a procedure to report any allegedly illegal content.

• Intellectual property infringement: content that reproduces, without authorization, a work protected by copyright, a registered trademark, or a design;
• Right of publicity / image rights infringement: unauthorized use of your face, voice or identity;
• Defamatory or abusive content;
• Clearly illegal content: child sexual abuse material, glorification of terrorism, incitement to hatred, etc.

To report content, send an email to contact@scenby.com with the subject "REPORT — [type of violation]" and the following information:

1. Your identity (full name, capacity, contact details);
2. The exact URL or identifier of the disputed content on Scenby;
3. A precise description of the right or provision being violated;
4. Evidence of your rights (e.g. INPI/USPTO trademark registration, copyright, assignment contract, ID for image rights);
5. A sworn statement attesting to the truthfulness of your report, signed and dated.

Important notice: any abusive or clearly unfounded report may give rise to civil and criminal liability for its author (Article 6.I.4 of the French LCEN — up to one year of imprisonment and a €15,000 fine; equivalent perjury sanctions may apply in other jurisdictions).

IADEM undertakes to handle your report diligently:

• Acknowledgement of receipt within 48 business hours;
• Review and decision within 7 business days (24 hours for clearly illegal serious content);
• Appropriate measures: removal of the content, suspension of the author's account, reporting to the competent authorities if necessary;
• Notification of the content author about the report and the actions taken.

If you are the author of content that was removed following a report and you believe the removal was unjustified, you may file a counter-notification with contact@scenby.com including:

• Your full identity and contact details;
• Identification of the removed content;
• A sworn statement that you believe the removal was made in error;
• Your acceptance of the competent jurisdiction (French courts) for any dispute arising from this counter-notification.

For serious clearly illegal content (terrorism, child sexual abuse material, threats to state security), you can report directly to the French authorities (or your local equivalent):

• PHAROS (French police platform for illegal content): internet-signalement.gouv.fr
• DSA Single Point of Contact (French Digital Services Coordinator — Arcom): see arcom.fr
• CNIL (French data protection authority): cnil.fr/fr/plaintes