Rights protection
Copyright Policy & Removal Requests
FrameHalo copyright principles and the process for reporting potentially infringing content.
Last updated: July 24, 2026
Ownership and source information
FrameHalo respects creators and rights holders. Third-party image rights remain with their respective owners, and creator or original-source information may be unknown or incomplete.
The FrameHalo name, interface, original text, code, and editorial organization are separate from third-party image rights. Displaying an image does not transfer ownership or grant reuse or commercial-use permission.
Who may submit a request
A copyright owner or a representative authorized to act for the owner may submit a removal request when they believe content published on FrameHalo infringes their rights.
Send the complete request to copyright@meituhd.com.
Information required
Include your full name or organization name, a valid reply address, and your relationship to the rights holder.
Identify the original copyrighted work and provide an original publication URL, registration record, source file, authorization document, or other evidence that allows us to verify the claim.
Provide the exact FrameHalo page URL and identify the specific image or material you want reviewed.
State that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the rights holder, its agent, or applicable law, and confirm that the information in your request is accurate.
Review and action
After receiving a complete, valid request, FrameHalo will remove and disable access to the identified image resource within 5 business days.
We may request additional evidence, contact the content source when appropriate, and keep a record of the request and action taken. A request lacking the exact URL or proof of authority may not be actionable.
Accuracy of notices
Do not knowingly make false claims or misrepresent your authority. You are responsible for the accuracy of the information you submit and for any consequences arising from a fraudulent or abusive notice.
This process is provided for content review and does not constitute legal advice or a final determination of ownership.