News Summary:
Red Points published a guide on April 30, 2026, detailing the process for filing a Shopify DMCA takedown notice to address unauthorized use of product images, brand names, or creative content, including counterfeit stores selling knockoffs or listings copying original photos. Previously, on April 28, 2026, Andrea Gutiérrez Calleja discussed the evolution of intellectual property protection in an environment dominated by e-commerce and online platforms, highlighting that scale, speed, and data now shape brand protection. Earlier, on April 27, 2026, the company issued guidance on submitting DMCA notices through Cloudflare, clarifying that Cloudflare, as a CDN and reverse proxy, cannot directly remove infringing content but forwards complaints to the website operator. This followed the release of a comprehensive guide on April 15, 2026, covering domain management protection, which includes securing a brand’s digital identity through correct registration, protection from abuse, dispute resolution for bad-faith registrations via UDRP, and continuous monitoring. On April 13, 2026, Red Points provided steps for tracking fake Instagram accounts, recommending starting identification with Instagram’s native “About This Account” panel and running a reverse image search on profile photos.
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