What should be included in a proper copyright disclaimer?

A strong copyright disclaimer should include the copyright symbol (©), the year of creation, and the name of the copyright holder. For example: “© 2025 Aiplex Anti-Piracy. All rights reserved.” In addition, it should clearly state the restrictions on the use of your content. Many disclaimers specify that the material may not be copied, reproduced, distributed, or used in any form without explicit permission. Some also include licensing information if portions of the content can be shared under specific conditions, such as Creative Commons licensing.

Beyond the standard text, businesses may add customized language based on the type of content they publish. For example, media companies may prohibit unauthorized broadcasting, while software firms may forbid reverse engineering. Aiplex Anti-Piracy recommends tailoring disclaimers to the specific industry and use case. This ensures that the statement not only asserts ownership but also clearly defines the boundaries of acceptable use. A well-drafted disclaimer reduces ambiguity, making it easier to enforce rights if infringement occurs.