Udemy Trust and Safety

BharathiKannan · 2025-03-08T13:46:37+00:00

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Hello Folks,

I received below email and I'm relly not sure what to do. can someone please guide me?
I have prepared my own content and submitted for a review.

Hello Bharathi,
It has come to our attention that one or several of the courses you have published on the Udemy platform may not be in compliance with our policies. Specifically, some or all of the content in your course may be in violation of the copyright of third parties.
Please fill out the attached form with correct and truthful information and sign it within fourteen (14) days. If applicable, you may edit your course, so as to remove any prospectively infringing content before completing the affidavit.
When you use the Udemy service, you agree to our Terms of Use and our Intellectual Property Policy, which include that you may not violate the intellectual property rights of others.
If you do not return this form duly filled in within fourteen (14) days, your course(s) risk being disabled from our marketplace and you may face account action.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Regards,Udemy Trust and Safety Team
Attachment(s)AFFIDAVIT_OF_RIGHTS_FORM_2023.doc__1_.pdf

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RajuDyapur745

If you think you have completely created your course with dur diligence, you shouldn't have any issues.
Now that you have received an email, I would suggest you to do 2 things

Ask the team the specifics of the intellectual property.
Go through your lessons and find out where you might have used the logo of some other company OR used a certain part of other video and didn't give the credit for that.

I can only think of these two. If anyone has any other option, please do help.

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ThomasMitchell

What can anyone here tell you that is not already clear in the email?

RajuDyapur745

If you think you have completely created your course with dur diligence, you shouldn't have any issues.
Now that you have received an email, I would suggest you to do 2 things

Ask the team the specifics of the intellectual property.
Go through your lessons and find out where you might have used the logo of some other company OR used a certain part of other video and didn't give the credit for that.

I can only think of these two. If anyone has any other option, please do help.