DMCA

Last revised: 5 October 2026

If you believe material available through BlockBlast.co.uk infringes your copyright, email [email protected]. Identify the material clearly so that the concern can be assessed.

This reporting route covers concerns about text, images, videos, games and links on the website.

What to include in your report

Use the subject “Copyright report — BlockBlast.co.uk” and include:

Your name and reply contact details, and whether you are the rights holder or an authorised representative.
A description of the protected work and the rights you believe are affected.
An authorised source or other supporting evidence, where available.
The exact URL of each relevant page or item, with enough detail to locate the material.
An explanation of why you believe the use is unauthorised, taking account of any permission or applicable legal exception.
The action you are requesting.

Please provide accurate information and send only what is relevant. A disagreement with a review, opinion or game score does not, on its own, establish copyright infringement.

Embedded games and other external material

Some content displayed through the website comes from another domain. Include the BlockBlast.co.uk page address even if you also know the source address.

Removing an embed or link here would not remove the original material from another provider’s server. If your report also concerns material hosted elsewhere, you may need to contact that provider directly.

Questions about removal or a disputed report

If material you supplied has been removed and you believe there has been a mistake, email [email protected]. Identify the material, where it appeared and the basis on which you believe its use is permitted. Include any relevant licence or permission.

A general request for review is separate from a formal statutory counter-notice. Do not send a sworn declaration or consent to a court’s jurisdiction unless you understand the legal process involved.

How the DMCA relates to a report

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act is US legislation. Its notice and counter-notice rules depend on the applicable legal framework and the service involved. A .co.uk address, a copyright page or a contact email does not establish eligibility for a US safe harbour.

This page provides a general copyright reporting route. It does not identify the email address above as a registered DMCA agent or claim that every report follows the section 512 process.

If you intend to make a formal US DMCA notice, check the applicable requirements and the relevant provider’s designated-agent details. The US Copyright Office’s designated-agent guidance and section 512 text explain the statutory process. General information about UK copyright is available from GOV.UK.

Personal information and legal advice

Do not include passwords, payment information or unnecessary personal documents in a report. Formal legal processes can require disclosure of information to another party. Obtain advice before submitting a notice if you are concerned about confidentiality or the legal effect of your statements.

Our Privacy Policy concerns personal information associated with the website. This page provides reporting guidance and does not decide a dispute or give legal advice to either party.