NODEFOX INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND DMCA POLICY

Version 1.0 | Effective Date: April 8, 2026 | Last Updated: April 8, 2026

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IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

THIS INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND DMCA POLICY ("IP POLICY" OR "POLICY") DESCRIBES HOW NODEFOX LLC ("NODEFOX," "COMPANY," "WE," "US," OR "OUR") ADDRESSES INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY MATTERS, INCLUDING COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT CLAIMS UNDER THE DIGITAL MILLENNIUM COPYRIGHT ACT ("DMCA"), TRADEMARK CONCERNS, AND OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ISSUES RELATED TO THE NODEFOX PLATFORM, SERVICES, APPLICATION, WEBSITE, MARKETPLACE, AND RELATED OFFERINGS (COLLECTIVELY, THE "SERVICES").

THIS POLICY IS PART OF, AND INCORPORATED INTO, THE NODEFOX TERMS OF SERVICE AT HTTPS://WWW.NODEFOX.AI/LEGAL/TERMS (THE "TERMS OF SERVICE"). BY USING THE SERVICES, YOU AGREE TO COMPLY WITH THIS POLICY.

THIS POLICY IS PROCEDURAL AND INFORMATIONAL. IT DOES NOT CREATE WARRANTIES, EXPAND SUPPORT OR SLA OBLIGATIONS, OR GRANT RIGHTS BEYOND THOSE IN THE TERMS OF SERVICE. THE SERVICES ARE IN BETA. NODEFOX'S IP PROCESSES MAY CHANGE AT ANY TIME.

NOTICES AND COUNTER-NOTICES SUBMITTED UNDER THIS POLICY MAY BE FORWARDED TO THE OTHER PARTY AS REQUIRED BY LAW. SUBMIT ONLY INFORMATION YOU ARE COMFORTABLE DISCLOSING.

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KEY POINTS SUMMARY

This summary is for convenience only. The full Policy controls.

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PART I: INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE

SECTION 1. INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE

1.1 Purpose. This Policy establishes NodeFox's procedures for addressing IP concerns, including compliance with the DMCA (17 U.S.C. § 512) and other applicable IP laws.

1.2 Practices. NodeFox's practices include: respecting IP rights; responding to valid claims as required by applicable law; providing procedural process consistent with applicable law; and complying with applicable IP laws. These practices are procedural and do not create quasi-due-process rights or expand remedies beyond the Terms of Service.

1.3 Scope. This Policy applies to all IP matters related to the Services, including the website, platform, Application, Marketplace, User Content, Workflows, DSL, AI-generated content, and any other content or materials on or accessible through the Services.

1.4 Relationship to Terms of Service. This Policy supplements and is incorporated into the Terms of Service. In conflict, the Terms of Service control. This Policy does not override limitation of liability, arbitration, or other Terms of Service provisions and does not create additional remedies.

1.5 Relationship to Other Policies. Read together with: the Terms of Service; AUP (/legal/acceptable-use); Privacy Policy (/legal/privacy); Marketplace Terms (/legal/marketplace-terms); EULA (/legal/eula); and other applicable policies.

1.6 Not Legal Advice. This Policy is informational only and does not constitute legal advice.

1.7 Beta Status. The Services are in beta. IP processes may change at any time without notice.

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SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS

Capitalized terms not defined herein have the meanings in the Terms of Service.

"Alleged Infringer" — a user whose content is the subject of an IP complaint. "Claimant" — a person submitting a DMCA notice, trademark complaint, or other IP claim. "Content" — any data, text, images, audio, video, code, Workflows, templates, DSL scripts, prompts, connectors, AI-generated networks, node configurations, Marketplace bundles, execution logs, and other materials. "Copyright" — the exclusive legal right to reproduce, distribute, perform, display, and create derivative works. "Counter-Notification" — a response disputing a DMCA takedown. "Designated Agent" — the role designated by NodeFox to receive DMCA notices. "DMCA" — the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. § 512. "DMCA Notice" — a notification of claimed copyright infringement under § 512(c)(3). "Infringement" — unauthorized use of IP in violation of exclusive rights. "Intellectual Property" or "IP" — patents, copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, and other proprietary rights. "Marketplace" — the NodeFox marketplace. Marketplace Content may be provided by NodeFox and/or third-party Contributors; availability may change. "Repeat Infringer" — a user who has been the subject of multiple valid IP complaints not successfully counter-noticed or otherwise resolved, or who demonstrates a pattern of infringing conduct. "Takedown" — removal of or disabling access to allegedly infringing content. "User Content" — content created, uploaded, submitted, or generated by users. "Workflow" — any automated process, sequence, logic flow, node configuration, DSL script, AI-generated network, or orchestration created using the Services.

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PART II: NODEFOX INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

SECTION 3. NODEFOX IP

3.1 NodeFox owns or licenses all IP in the Services, including platform, software, technology, website, trademarks, logos, documentation, design, and improvements. All rights not expressly granted are reserved.

3.2 Subject to the Terms of Service, NodeFox grants users a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license to access and use the Services. Nothing transfers ownership of NodeFox IP.

3.3 Feedback may be used per the Terms of Service without obligation.

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PART III: RESPECT FOR THIRD-PARTY IP

SECTION 4. THIRD-PARTY IP

4.1 NodeFox respects third-party IP and expects users to do the same. Users may not use the Services to infringe any third-party IP, including uploading infringing content, reproducing copyrighted works without authorization, using trademarks in a confusing manner, misappropriating trade secrets, infringing patents, or facilitating infringement.

4.2 Users must not upload, distribute, or create content primarily designed to enable IP theft, including tooling for scraping, paywall bypass, license circumvention, or systematic extraction of proprietary content.

4.3 Violation may result in content removal, account suspension or termination, legal liability, and other consequences.

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SECTION 5. USER RESPONSIBILITIES

5.1 Users are solely responsible for ensuring they own or have authorization for any content they upload, create, or share.

5.2 Users must verify ownership/licensing, review applicable terms, obtain permissions, and comply with applicable law before uploading or using content.

5.3 If incorporating third-party content (images, code, data, AI provider outputs), users must have the right, comply with license terms, provide attributions, and not exceed scope. Users are responsible for third-party AI provider terms (including training/retention) when routing content via their own API keys.

5.4 NodeFox does not indemnify users against IP claims except as expressly agreed in a signed Enterprise Agreement. Users are solely responsible for defending and bearing costs of claims from their content.

5.5 By uploading content, users represent they own or have necessary rights, content does not infringe, necessary permissions obtained, and will comply with applicable law.

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PART IV: DMCA COMPLIANCE

SECTION 6. DMCA OVERVIEW

6.1 NodeFox complies with the DMCA. As a service provider, we have implemented procedures for receiving and responding to notifications of claimed infringement.

6.2 Safe Harbor. NodeFox claims safe harbor protections under: 17 U.S.C. § 512(a) for transitory digital network communications (where the Services act as a conduit to route, transmit, or provide connections for data via APIs, webhooks, or dynamic node execution without modification or persistent storage of the payload); § 512(c) for user-generated content stored at user direction; and § 512(d) for information location tools.

6.3 Process Overview. The DMCA process generally works as follows: (a) copyright owner submits valid notice to Designated Agent; (b) NodeFox reviews for compliance; (c) if valid, NodeFox expeditiously removes or disables access to allegedly infringing content; (d) NodeFox notifies alleged infringer; (e) alleged infringer may submit counter-notification; (f) NodeFox notifies claimant; (g) unless claimant files court action, NodeFox may restore after statutory waiting period.

6.4 Neutral Intermediary. NodeFox is a neutral intermediary and does not adjudicate IP disputes or make legal determinations of infringement. The DMCA process is administrative, not judicial. NodeFox may remove or disable content for risk management, safety, or policy reasons independent of and in addition to the DMCA process.

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SECTION 7. DMCA DESIGNATED AGENT

7.1 NodeFox's designated agent for DMCA notices:

DMCA Agent, NodeFox LLC, PO Box 1667, Ross, CA 94957, United States. Email: dmca@nodefox.ai.

7.2 Registered with the U.S. Copyright Office as required by § 512(c)(2).

7.3 All DMCA notices must be submitted to the Designated Agent. Notices submitted elsewhere may not be processed. NodeFox may, in its discretion, redirect notices received elsewhere.

7.4 Email to dmca@nodefox.ai may facilitate processing.

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SECTION 8. FILING A DMCA TAKEDOWN NOTICE

8.1 A DMCA notice may be submitted by the copyright owner, authorized representative, or agent.

8.2 Before filing: confirm ownership/authorization; confirm use is not authorized; consider fair use; understand that false notices may result in liability under § 512(f).

8.3 Submit to Designated Agent per Section 7.

8.4 Notice Hygiene. Do not include API keys, access tokens, passwords, private keys, or unnecessary personal data in notices. Provide URLs and required statements. NodeFox may reject notices containing unsafe attachments, malware, or embedded secrets.

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SECTION 9. DMCA NOTICE REQUIREMENTS

9.1 A valid DMCA notice must include: (a) identification of copyrighted work(s); (b) identification of infringing material with specific URLs or location information; (c) contact information; (d) good faith statement that use is not authorized; (e) accuracy statement under penalty of perjury; and (f) physical or electronic signature.

9.2 Substantially compliant notices will be processed. Non-compliant notices may be rejected or delayed. NodeFox has no duty to respond to incomplete notices or provide status updates beyond what law requires.

9.3 Notices may be shared with the alleged infringer as required by law, including claimant contact information unless prohibited or redacted.

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SECTION 10. PROCESSING DMCA NOTICES

10.1 NodeFox reviews notices for compliance with § 512(c)(3).

10.2 Expeditious Removal. If the notice substantially complies, NodeFox will act expeditiously to remove or disable access to the allegedly infringing material.

10.3 Local Storage Limitation. Claimants acknowledge that the Services utilize a local-first architecture. NodeFox's ability to execute a takedown is limited to content hosted on NodeFox's cloud infrastructure or published to the Marketplace. NodeFox does not possess the technical ability to access, monitor, remove, or disable content stored locally on a user's device (via WebAssembly, local storage, IndexedDB, or OPFS). DMCA notices cannot be enforced against localized, offline, or edge-stored data.

10.4 NodeFox will notify the alleged infringer as required by the DMCA.

10.5 NodeFox may preserve copies of removed content as necessary for legal, safety, or operational purposes.

10.6 Sync Impact. If NodeFox removes cloud-hosted content pursuant to a valid notice, users acknowledge this may cause synchronization failures, broken dependencies, or related data corruption within local Application environments. NodeFox disclaims liability for incidental local data loss resulting from mandatory compliance with a statutory takedown.

10.7 Processing a notice does not constitute a determination of infringement. No guaranteed processing times.

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SECTION 11. NOTIFICATION TO ALLEGED INFRINGER

11.1 NodeFox will take reasonable steps to notify the alleged infringer as required by the DMCA.

11.2 Notification may include: notice of removal; nature of claim; counter-notification process information; and copy or summary of the notice. NodeFox may redact personal data where appropriate.

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SECTION 12. COUNTER-NOTIFICATION

12.1 If you believe content was removed by mistake or misidentification, you may submit a counter-notification to the Designated Agent.

12.2 Before submitting: consider good faith belief; willingness to consent to federal court jurisdiction; risk of lawsuit by claimant; and whether to consult an attorney.

12.3 Counter-notifications are submitted under penalty of perjury. False counter-notifications may result in legal liability.

12.4 Notice Hygiene. Do not include secrets, credentials, or unnecessary personal data beyond what is required. Counter-notices may be forwarded to the claimant as required by law.

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SECTION 13. COUNTER-NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

13.1 A valid counter-notification must include: (a) identification of removed material and its prior location; (b) statement under penalty of perjury of good faith belief of mistake or misidentification; (c) consent to jurisdiction of the Federal District Court; (d) name, address, and telephone number; and (e) physical or electronic signature.

13.2 Submit to Designated Agent at dmca@nodefox.ai or by mail.

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SECTION 14. PROCESSING COUNTER-NOTIFICATIONS

14.1 If the counter-notification substantially complies, NodeFox will provide the claimant with a copy as required by the DMCA and inform the claimant that NodeFox may replace the removed material in ten (10) to fourteen (14) business days.

14.2 NodeFox will replace the removed material or cease disabling access not less than ten (10) and not more than fourteen (14) business days after receipt, unless NodeFox first receives notice that the claimant has filed a court action.

14.3 Restoration Carve-Outs. Restoration may be delayed or blocked where permitted by law for: (a) court orders or legal holds; (b) repeat infringer enforcement; (c) safety or security risk (malware, backdoors, credential harvesting, SSRF); (d) non-payment, account suspension, or AUP/ToS violations; or (e) other circumstances where law permits withholding restoration. These carve-outs do not alter NodeFox's DMCA obligations where restoration is legally required.

14.4 Processing a counter-notification does not constitute a determination that no infringement occurred.

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SECTION 15. REPEAT INFRINGER POLICY

15.1 In accordance with § 512(i), NodeFox has adopted a policy for termination of repeat infringer accounts in appropriate circumstances.

15.2 A repeat infringer is a user who has been the subject of multiple valid IP complaints not successfully counter-noticed or otherwise resolved, or who demonstrates a clear pattern of infringing conduct.

15.3 In determining action, NodeFox may consider: number and seriousness of notices; counter-notification outcomes; account history; apparent willfulness; and other relevant factors.

15.4 NodeFox may issue warnings, restrict features, suspend, or terminate accounts. Terminated accounts may not be reinstated. NodeFox decides in its sole discretion.

15.5 Termination does not entitle users to refunds except where required by applicable law.

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PART V: MISREPRESENTATION AND BAD FAITH

SECTION 16. MISREPRESENTATION

16.1 Users and claimants must not submit false, fraudulent, or bad faith IP claims or counter-notifications.

16.2 Under § 512(f), knowingly materially misrepresenting infringement or misidentification may result in liability for damages, costs, and attorneys' fees.

16.3 Users submitting false claims may have accounts suspended/terminated, be reported to authorities, and be prohibited from using the Services.

16.4 Claimants submitting false or abusive notices may be reported to authorities, subject to legal action, and have future notices given additional scrutiny or rejected. NodeFox may require additional substantiation.

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SECTION 17. LIMITATIONS OF DMCA PROCESS

17.1 The DMCA process applies only to copyright. Trademark, patent, trade secret, defamation, privacy, and other claims are handled separately.

17.2 The DMCA process is not a legal determination. It is administrative. Courts determine infringement.

17.3 NodeFox does not provide legal advice regarding copyright, fair use, or the DMCA. Claimants must consider fair use before filing.

17.4 NodeFox may remove content under other policies (AUP, Marketplace Terms, Terms of Service) independent of the DMCA process. The DMCA is not the sole content removal mechanism.

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PART VI: TRADEMARK POLICY

SECTION 18. TRADEMARK COMPLAINTS

18.1 NodeFox respects trademark rights. Users may not use the Services for trademark infringement, including confusion, counterfeiting, dilution, false affiliation, or misleading use of marks.

18.2 Trademark complaints are processed separately from DMCA notices and handled at NodeFox's discretion. There is no mandatory takedown/restoration process for trademark claims.

18.3 Trademark complaints should be submitted to legal@nodefox.ai with "Trademark Complaint" in the subject line.

18.4 Required Information. Trademark complaints must include: (a) trademark identification including registration number(s), jurisdiction, and owner information; (b) specimens or proof of use (if unregistered); (c) identification of allegedly infringing material with URLs; (d) explanation of confusing similarity or other basis; (e) contact information; (f) good faith and accuracy statements; and (g) signature. NodeFox may require additional substantiation.

18.5 Complainants certify they are the owner or authorized, and acknowledge NodeFox may share the complaint with the affected user.

18.6 NodeFox may: remove content; contact the alleged infringer; decline to act; or take other appropriate action. NodeFox does not make legal determinations regarding trademark infringement.

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SECTION 19. TRADEMARK COUNTER-NOTICE

19.1 Users whose content is affected may contact NodeFox to dispute.

19.2 Counter-notices should include: identification of removed material; explanation of non-infringement; relevant evidence (authorization, fair use, descriptive use); and contact information.

19.3 NodeFox may restore content in its discretion (e.g., if the complainant withdraws, fails to respond, or the parties resolve the dispute). Unlike DMCA counter-notices, trademark counter-notices do not trigger mandatory restoration.

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PART VII: PATENT AND TRADE SECRET CLAIMS

SECTION 20. PATENT CLAIMS

20.1 NodeFox respects valid patent rights. There is no formal takedown process for patent claims. Patent disputes should be resolved through legal channels.

20.2 Patent claims may be submitted to legal@nodefox.ai. NodeFox may, in its discretion, investigate, contact the alleged infringer, remove content, or decline to act. NodeFox may require a court order for certain actions.

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SECTION 21. TRADE SECRET CLAIMS

21.1 NodeFox respects trade secret rights. Users must not use the Services to misappropriate or disclose trade secrets. Users are strictly prohibited from utilizing the Services, Workflows, or AI integrations to execute prompt injection attacks, jailbreaks, or adversarial requests designed to extract, reverse-engineer, or misappropriate proprietary system prompts, hidden instructions, or underlying logic of third-party AI applications.

21.2 Trade secret claims should be submitted to legal@nodefox.ai with: (a) a general description of the trade secret (without disclosing the secret); (b) identification of allegedly misappropriating material; (c) basis for the claim; and (d) evidence of reasonable secrecy efforts. Do not disclose trade secrets in the claim itself.

21.3 NodeFox generally will not remove content solely on a trade secret allegation without a court order or a sufficiently specific, non-confidential showing of misappropriation. NodeFox may, in its discretion, investigate, contact the alleged infringer, or take other action.

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SECTION 22. OTHER IP CLAIMS

22.1 Other IP rights (rights of publicity, moral rights, database rights, design rights) may be reported to legal@nodefox.ai. NodeFox may, in its discretion, investigate and take appropriate action.

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PART VIII: MARKETPLACE AND USER CONTENT

SECTION 23. MARKETPLACE IP

23.1 Marketplace Content may be provided by NodeFox and/or third-party Contributors (if enabled). All IP provisions apply.

23.2 Contributors are solely responsible for ensuring content does not infringe, having all rights, complying with license terms, and accurate representation of IP status.

23.3 Purchasers must use content per License Terms, not exceed scope, and not redistribute without authorization.

23.4 The DMCA process applies to Marketplace Content. NodeFox may remove infringing Marketplace Content.

23.5 Safety Removal. NodeFox may delist, disable, or remove Marketplace Content for safety, policy, or risk reasons independent of any IP claim, including: malware; hidden exfiltration; unsafe automation; SSRF/scanning; secrets embedded in templates; credential harvesting; or any other policy violation under the AUP or Marketplace Terms.

23.6 Marketplace Content must not contain secrets, credentials, or undisclosed outbound endpoints.

23.7 Presence in the Marketplace does not constitute endorsement or verification of non-infringement.

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SECTION 24. USER-GENERATED CONTENT

24.1 Users are solely responsible for IP compliance. By uploading, users grant NodeFox the licenses in the Terms of Service and represent ownership/non-infringement.

24.2 No Monitoring Obligation. NodeFox has no obligation to monitor content for IP infringement. NodeFox may do so in its discretion. Optional scanning or automated analysis does not create any duty, warranty, or standard of care.

24.3 Users indemnify NodeFox for IP claims from User Content per the Terms of Service.

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SECTION 25. WORKFLOWS, DSL, AND AI CONTENT

25.1 Users own Workflows and configurations they create, subject to Terms of Service licenses. Users incorporating third-party components (code, APIs, data) are responsible for compliance.

25.2 Workflows, DSL scripts, AI-generated networks, and similar artifacts may produce outputs similar to those of other users and may incorporate third-party IP risk. Users are the designer-of-record and bear responsibility for infringement risk.

25.3 AI-Generated Content. The Services may enable AI-generated content. The IP status of AI-generated content is unclear and subject to evolving law. NodeFox makes no representations regarding whether AI-generated content is copyrightable or whether it infringes third-party rights.

25.4 NodeFox acts as an API router, not an AI model provider. If a claimant believes a third-party AI model inherently generates infringing outputs or was trained on infringing material, the claimant must direct claims to the upstream Third-Party AI Provider. NodeFox will process DMCA notices targeting specific, identifiable output artifacts hosted on NodeFox cloud infrastructure.

25.5 Users bear accountability for all content and actions generated through AI Features to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, regardless of whether such content or actions were predicted, intended, or understood.

25.6 When integrating with third-party AI providers, those providers' IP terms apply. Users should review them carefully.

25.7 NodeFox is not responsible for IP claims arising from user-created Workflows, third-party integrations, or AI outputs.

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PART IX: THIRD-PARTY COMPONENTS

SECTION 26. THIRD-PARTY COMPONENTS

26.1 The Services may rely on proprietary or third-party software under commercial licenses.

26.2 If users incorporate third-party components (including open-source) into content or Workflows, users are solely responsible for license compliance, attributions, ensuring rights, and not imposing license obligations on NodeFox.

26.3 License conflicts between third-party components and NodeFox terms should be addressed with the user's own counsel.

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PART X: NODEFOX TRADEMARKS

SECTION 27. NODEFOX MARKS

27.1 "NodeFox" and related logos, trade names, and branding elements are trademarks of NodeFox LLC ("NodeFox Marks"). All rights owned by NodeFox.

27.2 Permitted Use. You may use NodeFox Marks to accurately refer to NodeFox or the Services, provided use is truthful, non-misleading, does not suggest unauthorized endorsement, complies with any published guidelines, and does not disparage NodeFox. Examples: "Compatible with NodeFox"; "Built on NodeFox." Include appropriate attribution.

27.3 Prohibited Use. Without express written permission: no commercial use suggesting endorsement; no use in domain names, business names, product names, or social media handles implying official status; no alteration of marks; no confusingly similar marks; no use in connection with illegal activity.

27.4 Report misuse of NodeFox Marks to legal@nodefox.ai. Permission requests: legal@nodefox.ai.

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PART XI: INTERNATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS

SECTION 28. INTERNATIONAL

28.1 This Policy is based primarily on U.S. law. IP laws vary by jurisdiction.

28.2 For non-U.S. claims, submit to legal@nodefox.ai with applicable law, basis, and identification of material.

28.3 NodeFox may process notices consistent with applicable law, including EU requirements where applicable. Discretionary action in all cases.

28.4 Claimants outside the U.S. should consult local counsel.

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PART XII: SAFE HARBOR AND LIABILITY

SECTION 29. SAFE HARBOR

29.1 NodeFox operates as an online service provider and claims DMCA safe harbor protections (§ 512(a), (c), and (d)).

29.2 NodeFox does not create, author, or control User Content. Users are solely responsible.

29.3 NodeFox has no obligation to monitor. NodeFox may do so in its discretion. No duty created by optional tooling.

29.4 NodeFox acts as a neutral intermediary consistent with applicable law. NodeFox does not make legal determinations.

29.5 Liability is limited per the Terms of Service. NodeFox is not liable for IP disputes between users and third parties, User Content, good faith actions under this Policy, or processing delays.

29.6 NodeFox does not warrant that the Services are free of infringing content, that content will not be removed, or that any process will result in any particular outcome.

29.7 Beta status applies. Processes may change without notice.

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SECTION 30. INDEMNIFICATION

30.1 Users indemnify NodeFox from claims arising from: User Content IP infringement; violation of this Policy; and violation of IP laws. Per Terms of Service.

30.2 Claimants submitting notices indemnify NodeFox against claims arising from false or bad faith claims, to the maximum extent permitted by law.

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PART XIII: DISPUTES AND MODIFICATIONS

SECTION 31. DISPUTE RESOLUTION

31.1 IP disputes between users and third parties should be resolved directly or through appropriate legal channels. NodeFox is a neutral intermediary.

31.2 Disputes with NodeFox are subject to the Terms of Service dispute resolution provisions, including arbitration and class action waiver.

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SECTION 32. MODIFICATIONS

32.1 NodeFox may modify this Policy at any time. Notice by posting, email, in-app notification, or other means. NodeFox is not obligated to provide any particular form of notice.

32.2 Continued use constitutes acceptance, except where applicable law requires affirmative consent.

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SECTION 33. CONTACT

DMCA Designated Agent: DMCA Agent, NodeFox LLC, PO Box 1667, Ross, CA 94957, United States. Email: dmca@nodefox.ai.

Mailing Address: NodeFox LLC, PO Box 1667, Ross, CA 94957, United States.

NodeFox does not guarantee response times for any inbox. No duty to respond to incomplete notices, provide status updates, or explain decisions beyond what law requires.

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APPENDIX A: SAMPLE DMCA TAKEDOWN NOTICE

This sample is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. Do not include API keys, access tokens, passwords, or unnecessary personal data. Notices may be forwarded to the other party as required by law.

To: DMCA Agent, NodeFox LLC

1. Copyrighted Work: [Describe work(s). Include title, registration number if registered.]
2. Infringing Material: [Specific URLs or location information.]
3. Contact Information: [Name, address, phone, email.]
4. Good Faith Statement: I have a good faith belief that use of the material is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.
5. Accuracy Statement: I swear, under penalty of perjury, that the information is accurate and I am authorized to act on behalf of the owner of the allegedly infringed right.
6. Signature: [Physical or electronic signature.] Date: [Date.]

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APPENDIX B: SAMPLE DMCA COUNTER-NOTIFICATION

This sample is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. Do not include secrets or unnecessary personal data. Counter-notices may be forwarded to the claimant as required by law.

To: DMCA Agent, NodeFox LLC

1. Removed Material: [Describe material and its prior location.]
2. Good Faith Statement: I swear, under penalty of perjury, that the material was removed by mistake or misidentification.
3. Consent to Jurisdiction: I consent to the jurisdiction of the Federal District Court for [my district / any district where NodeFox may be found], and will accept service of process from the original notifier or their agent.
4. Contact Information: [Name, address, phone, email.]
5. Signature: [Physical or electronic signature.] Date: [Date.]

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APPENDIX C: SAMPLE TRADEMARK COMPLAINT

This sample is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. Complaints may be shared with the affected user.

To: Legal Department, NodeFox LLC

1. Trademark: [Mark, registration number, jurisdiction, goods/services, owner.]
2. Specimens: [Proof of registration or use.]
3. Infringing Material: [Specific URLs. Describe use.]
4. Basis: [Likelihood of confusion, counterfeiting, dilution, false affiliation.]
5. Contact Information: [Name, company, address, phone, email.]
6. Good Faith and Accuracy Statements.
7. Signature. Date: [Date.]

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

BY USING THE SERVICES, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE READ, UNDERSTOOD, AND AGREE TO COMPLY WITH THIS POLICY.

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END OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND DMCA POLICY

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