DMCA Policy

Effective date: August 4, 2026

Emoji Battery: Status Bar Icon acknowledges the intellectual-property rights held by authors, creators, artists, and other rights holders.

The purpose of this document is to set out the procedure for notifying us about material carried in or delivered through the App that you consider to be an infringement of your copyright.

1. Scope

The procedure below covers illustrations, animated sequences, character designs, icons, theme packs, audio clips, and any other protected material that is:

• Included in Emoji Battery: Status Bar Icon
• Packaged and delivered alongside the App
• Retrieved by the user through a feature that we operate
• Presented on the App's Google Play store page
• Otherwise hosted, controlled, or published by us

Emoji Battery: Status Bar Icon is an Android personalization app. Its features include battery indicators and effects, charging animations, status bar customization, and pet-on-screen characters.

Making a stylistic category, theme, or descriptive reference available in the App is not an indication of partnership with, or approval by, the owner of any third-party work.

2. Respect for Copyright

Users are expected to operate the App lawfully and to honor the copyrights, trademarks, and other intellectual-property rights held by others.

Nothing supplied through the App transfers ownership to the user, nor does it authorize the user to copy, redistribute, alter, or exploit third-party material commercially.

Character names, artwork, marks, and other protected material continue to belong to whoever holds the rights to them.

3. Filing a Copyright Notice

Where you consider that material carried in or delivered through Emoji Battery: Status Bar Icon infringes a copyright you hold, please write to us at:

Email: hoangminhtuananh663@gmail.com
Suggested subject line: Copyright Notice – Emoji Battery: Status Bar Icon

Please set out the following:

1. Your full name, together with details we can use to reach you.
2. A description of the protected work you say has been infringed.
3. A description of the material in the App that you say infringes it.
4. Enough detail for us to find that material, for example:
   • The name of the character, animation, theme, or feature concerned
   • A screenshot
   • The version of the App
   • Where inside the App the material appears
   • A pointer to the Google Play listing, where that is relevant
5. Confirmation that you hold a good-faith belief that the use complained of has not been authorized by the rights holder, an agent acting for them, or the law.
6. Confirmation that what you have told us is accurate, and that you either hold the copyright or are authorized to act for whoever does.
7. Your signature, handwritten or electronic.

Where a notice is incomplete, our ability to look into the matter and reply to you may be delayed.

4. Our Review Process

Once a notice containing sufficient detail reaches us, we may:

• Examine the material identified in the notice
• Come back to you for further detail or supporting evidence
• Establish whether the material is in fact carried in or controlled by the App
• Take the material down or block access to it, where that is the appropriate step
• Substitute or alter the asset concerned
• Issue an update to the App or to the resources it downloads
• Raise the matter with the content supplier or rights holder concerned
• Take any further reasonable step that the law or Google Play policy calls for

Sending a notice does not, in itself, mean that the material will be taken down.

Matters we may weigh up include:

• Records of ownership
• Any license or permission in place
• Whether the work has entered the public domain
• Fair use and other exceptions recognized in law
• The possibility that the wrong item has been identified
• How accurate and how complete the notice is

5. Counter-Notice

Where material has been taken down or blocked following a copyright notice, and you consider that this happened through error or through the wrong item being identified, you may send us a counter-notice.

Please set out the following:

1. Your full name, together with details we can use to reach you.
2. A description of the material that was taken down or blocked.
3. Confirmation, given in good faith, that the removal or blocking arose from an error or from the wrong item being identified.
4. Your agreement to submit to the jurisdiction that applies under the relevant DMCA procedure, where this is applicable.
5. Your agreement to accept service of process from whoever sent the original notice, or from a representative authorized to act for them.
6. Your signature, handwritten or electronic.

Where it is legally appropriate to do so, we may pass your counter-notice on to the party that filed the original complaint.

Should that party not commence the legal process required of them within the period that applies, the material may be reinstated.

6. Repeat and Serious Infringement

Where it is technically possible to do so, we may curtail or withdraw access to App-controlled content or services connected with repeated or serious infringement of copyright.

Steps open to us also include withdrawing assets, retiring themes, substituting animations, and issuing an App update in order to bring continued infringement to an end.

As matters stand, the App does not ask users to register an account, so termination of an account may not be available as a remedy. We nonetheless reserve the right to restrict access to the content or services concerned where this is reasonably called for.

7. Inaccurate or Bad-Faith Notices

Both notices and counter-notices are to be submitted honestly and accurately.

Anyone who knowingly puts forward a material misrepresentation may be held answerable for the damages, costs, or legal expenses that follow, to the extent the applicable law provides.

You may wish to take independent legal advice before submitting a formal notice or counter-notice.

8. Third-Party Trademarks and Characters

Trademarks, character names, artwork, themes, and other protected material belonging to third parties remain the property of their respective owners.

Where the App refers to a broad visual style, a category of animation, or a type of character, that reference is descriptive only. It should not be read as indicating:

• Ownership
• Sponsorship
• Approval
• Partnership
• Licensing
• Endorsement

Should you consider that the App makes improper use of your trademark or of any other intellectual-property right you hold, please write to us at the address given below.

9. Amendments to This Policy

This policy may be revised by us to keep pace with developments in:

• The copyright law that applies
• Google Play policy
• The features of the App and the content it distributes
• The procedures for reporting copyright matters
• Legal or operational requirements

Any revised version will carry an updated effective date.

Where appropriate, changes of substance may in addition be communicated through the App itself or through the associated legal page.

10. Contact Us

Copyright notices, counter-notices, trademark concerns, and questions about this policy should be directed to:

Email: hoangminhtuananh663@gmail.com
Suggested subject line: Copyright Notice – Emoji Battery: Status Bar Icon