RETO HUB take the protection of intellectual property rights and the rights of rightful owners seriously and will take action against the misuse of intellectual property in violation of applicable laws. Sellers are responsible for ensuring that their products and content (e.g., images, descriptions, etc.) do not infringe on the intellectual property rights of others. Product listings may be removed without notice if reported to infringe on intellectual property rights not owned by the seller.

RETO HUB have measures in place to monitor and prevent intellectual property violations on the RETO HUB platform. However, in cases of intellectual property violations, the responsibility remains with the seller. Therefore, sellers must ensure that their product listings, including the product itself, names, descriptions, and images, do not infringe on the intellectual property rights of others.

In addition, RETO HUB prioritizes addressing copyright infringement on the platform. RETO HUB enforces the Notice and Takedown Measure in accordance with amended copyright laws. Copyright owners can send a Notice to RETO HUB to request the removal (Takedown) of infringing content from the platform promptly. This allows for quicker prevention of copyright infringement.

Intellectual property infringement means selling products that have registered trademarks/copyrighted content/industrial designs without permission from the intellectual property owner. Common examples (briefly) of intellectual property infringement on the platform include:

1) Trademark/Patent Infringement/Counterfeit Goods: Using trademarks or trade names to advertise, reference through product names, images, or descriptions, and selling counterfeit products under trademarks (including those that are similar) without permission from the trademark owner.

2) Patent Infringement: Selling, offering for sale, or importing into the kingdom any product covered by a patent or using a patented process without the permission of the patent holder, including products that use the design/patent of the patent holder without permission.

3) Copyright Infringement: Using, distributing, modifying, or reproducing the works of others in the form of copyrighted images/logos/content, including but not limited to descriptions, instructions, ingredients, and product details, without the permission of the copyright owner or rights holder.