Effective Date: October 20, 2026
Website: https://www.StudyFreely.com
Copyright Contact: Guarantee@StudyFreely.com
- Respect for Intellectual Property
StudyFreely.com (“StudyFreely,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) respects intellectual-property rights and expects users to do the same.
StudyFreely prohibits use of the Website to knowingly infringe copyright, trademark, trade-secret, privacy, publicity, contractual, or other proprietary rights.
StudyFreely may investigate complaints, remove or restrict access to disputed material, request additional information, preserve relevant records, and take appropriate action when it reasonably believes material violates applicable law or StudyFreely policies.
- Ownership of StudyFreely Materials
Except where material is expressly identified as belonging to a third party, StudyFreely-provided content may include original or lawfully licensed:
- practice questions;
- answer choices;
- answers;
- explanations;
- rationales;
- educational text;
- compilations;
- classifications;
- question organization;
- graphics;
- images;
- software;
- source code;
- object code;
- user interfaces;
- database organization;
- scoring displays;
- designs;
- logos; and
- other materials.
StudyFreely and its licensors reserve all rights in such materials.
Purchasing or accessing a subscription does not transfer ownership of StudyFreely intellectual property.
- Limited User Permission
Authorized users receive only the limited right to access StudyFreely materials for personal educational use as provided by the StudyFreely Terms and Conditions.
Unless StudyFreely expressly authorizes otherwise, users may not:
- reproduce;
- redistribute;
- publish;
- upload;
- sell;
- rent;
- license;
- sublicense;
- systematically download;
- scrape;
- commercially exploit; or
- create competing databases from
StudyFreely materials.
- Copyright Complaints
If you believe material available through StudyFreely infringes a copyright you own or are authorized to enforce, you may submit a copyright complaint to:
StudyFreely may request additional information where reasonably necessary to understand or investigate the complaint.
Submitting incomplete or inaccurate information may delay StudyFreely’s ability to evaluate the request.
- Information to Include in a Copyright Notice
A copyright infringement notice should include substantially the following information:
- Identification of the copyrighted work.
Identify the copyrighted work you believe has been infringed. If the complaint concerns multiple works on the Website, provide a representative list sufficient to identify them. - Identification of the allegedly infringing material.
Identify the material you believe infringes your copyright and provide information reasonably sufficient for StudyFreely to locate it, such as the relevant webpage URL, question identifier, screenshot, title, or other location information. - Your contact information.
Provide information reasonably sufficient for StudyFreely to contact you, such as your name, email address, and other appropriate contact information. - Good-faith statement.
State that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, the copyright owner’s agent, or applicable law. - Accuracy and authority statement.
State that the information provided in the notice is accurate and that, under penalty of perjury, you are the copyright owner or are authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner. - Signature.
Include your physical or electronic signature.
StudyFreely may forward a copyright complaint, including relevant contact information contained in it, to the person who provided the disputed material where reasonably appropriate or legally required.
- Review of Copyright Complaints
When StudyFreely receives a sufficiently detailed copyright complaint, StudyFreely may:
- review the identified material;
- temporarily restrict access while investigating;
- request additional information;
- remove or disable access to disputed material;
- notify the person who submitted the material;
- preserve relevant records;
- restore material where appropriate; or
- take other reasonable action.
Removal of material does not constitute an admission that infringement occurred.
Likewise, refusal to immediately remove material does not constitute a determination that infringement did not occur.
StudyFreely may consider applicable licenses, ownership information, fair use, public-domain status, authorization, and other relevant circumstances.
- Counter-Notification
If material you submitted was removed or disabled because of a copyright complaint and you believe the removal resulted from mistake or misidentification, you may submit a counter-notification to:
A counter-notification should include substantially the following information:
- your physical or electronic signature;
- identification of the material that was removed or disabled and the location where it appeared before removal;
- a statement under penalty of perjury that you have a good-faith belief that the material was removed or disabled because of mistake or misidentification;
- your name and appropriate contact information;
- where required for a formal DMCA counter-notification, a statement consenting to the jurisdiction of the appropriate United States federal district court; and
- where required, a statement agreeing to accept service of process from the person who submitted the original copyright notice or that person’s agent.
StudyFreely may provide a valid counter-notification to the original complaining party where appropriate or legally required.
- Restoration of Material
Where a formal DMCA notice-and-counter-notice process legally applies, material may be restored following a valid counter-notification unless the complaining copyright holder timely notifies the applicable service provider that the copyright holder has filed an appropriate court action seeking to restrain the allegedly infringing activity.
Where the formal statutory process does not apply, StudyFreely may nevertheless review a counter-notification and restore material when StudyFreely reasonably concludes that restoration is appropriate.
- Repeat Infringement
Where user-submitted content is available, StudyFreely may restrict or terminate accounts associated with repeated or serious intellectual-property violations where appropriate.
Factors may include:
- repeated valid infringement complaints;
- knowing infringement;
- deliberate redistribution;
- circumvention of prior removals;
- fraudulent counter-notifications;
- repeated posting of unauthorized examination materials; or
- other evidence of intentional infringement.
StudyFreely retains reasonable discretion to distinguish legitimate disputes from abusive or repeated infringement.
- Misrepresentations in Copyright Notices
Copyright complaints and counter-notifications should be submitted in good faith.
A person who knowingly makes material misrepresentations concerning claimed copyright infringement or mistaken removal may face legal consequences under applicable law.
Do not submit a copyright notice merely because you dislike material, disagree with it, or want it removed for reasons unrelated to copyright ownership.
- Examination Materials
StudyFreely does not authorize users to upload, distribute, request, sell, purchase, or exchange confidential or unlawfully obtained examination materials.
Copyright complaints involving examination materials may also be investigated under StudyFreely’s exam-integrity and acceptable-use rules.
StudyFreely may remove material independently of a DMCA request where it reasonably believes the material violates:
- examination confidentiality;
- contract restrictions;
- intellectual-property rights;
- platform rules;
- security requirements; or
- applicable law.
- StudyFreely Question Bank
StudyFreely’s question bank and related materials may include independently protectable:
- original wording;
- explanations;
- rationales;
- classifications;
- sequencing;
- organization;
- selection;
- compilation;
- presentation; and
- database structure.
A person should not assume that an individual fact or general educational concept being publicly known gives permission to reproduce StudyFreely’s original expression, compilation, explanations, or database.
- Scraping and Automated Copying
Automated extraction of StudyFreely materials is prohibited except where expressly authorized.
StudyFreely may take technical and legal measures against unauthorized:
- scraping;
- crawling;
- automated copying;
- bulk extraction;
- mirroring;
- systematic screenshots;
- database reproduction;
- AI extraction; or
- automated redistribution.
Copyright remedies may exist in addition to contractual, technical, security, unfair-competition, database, or other remedies.
- Artificial Intelligence Uses
StudyFreely materials may not be systematically copied or extracted for unauthorized:
- AI training;
- machine-learning training;
- fine-tuning;
- dataset construction;
- model evaluation;
- competing educational products; or
- automated question-bank generation.
The availability of content through a web browser does not constitute permission to use that content for such purposes.
- Trademark Rights
The StudyFreely name, branding, logos, designs, and other source-identifying material may be protected by applicable trademark or unfair-competition law even where a formal trademark registration has not been obtained.
Nothing on the Website grants users a license to use StudyFreely branding in a manner that falsely suggests:
- affiliation;
- sponsorship;
- endorsement;
- authorization; or
- origin.
- Third-Party Trademarks
Third-party examination names, organization names, trademarks, logos, service marks, and product names remain the property of their respective owners.
StudyFreely’s descriptive reference to a third party does not imply endorsement, sponsorship, authorization, or affiliation.
- User Responsibility for Submitted Content
A user who submits material to StudyFreely represents that the user has sufficient rights or authority to submit the material.
Users must not submit:
- copyrighted material without authorization or another lawful basis;
- confidential examination content;
- pirated educational resources;
- copyrighted textbooks or question banks;
- proprietary instructor materials;
- another person’s private information; or
- other material the user has no lawful right to provide.
- Preservation of Evidence
When StudyFreely reasonably anticipates a copyright or intellectual-property dispute, StudyFreely may preserve information reasonably related to that dispute, including:
- complaint emails;
- counter-notifications;
- timestamps;
- account records;
- content records;
- relevant URLs;
- screenshots;
- security logs;
- technical records; and
- related communications,
subject to applicable privacy and legal requirements.
- Abuse of the Copyright Process
StudyFreely may disregard or take appropriate action concerning notices reasonably believed to involve:
- spam;
- impersonation;
- harassment;
- fraudulent ownership claims;
- materially incomplete information;
- repeated abusive notices; or
- attempts to misuse copyright procedures to suppress lawful content.
Nothing in this provision prevents a legitimate rights holder from submitting a valid complaint.
- Current DMCA Agent Status
StudyFreely accepts copyright complaints at:
This Copyright & DMCA Policy provides a process for reporting alleged infringement and responding to removal requests.
Unless and until StudyFreely separately completes the formal designated-agent registration and public agent-information requirements applicable under Section 512 of the U.S. Copyright Act, this Policy should not be interpreted as a representation that StudyFreely has completed every statutory requirement necessary to qualify for a particular DMCA safe harbor.
StudyFreely may update this Policy after completing any applicable formal designated-agent registration.
- No Admission of Liability
StudyFreely’s decision to:
- remove content;
- disable access;
- restore content;
- suspend an account;
- forward a notice;
- request additional information; or
- investigate a complaint
does not constitute an admission regarding ownership, infringement, liability, or the merits of a legal dispute.
- Other Intellectual-Property Complaints
For concerns involving trademarks, proprietary educational content, unauthorized StudyFreely copying, or other intellectual-property issues that may not fall within copyright notice-and-takedown procedures, contact:
Include sufficient information for StudyFreely to understand and investigate the claim.
- Changes to This Policy
StudyFreely may revise this Copyright & DMCA Policy as:
- Website functionality changes;
- user-submitted-content features change;
- copyright procedures change;
- a formal designated agent is registered;
- StudyFreely’s legal structure changes; or
- applicable law changes.
The current version will display an updated effective date where appropriate.
- Copyright Contact
Copyright and intellectual-property notices may be sent to:
Website:
Do not send confidential payment-card information through a copyright complaint.