Last updated: May 12, 2026
This page describes how to notify Ansvar Systems AB ("Ansvar") of content available through the Ansvar Gateway, the Ansvar AI workspace, or related services (collectively, the "Service") that you believe infringes a right held by you or by a party you represent — where the claim is not a US copyright claim under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. For DMCA notices, see our DMCA Notice & Designated Agent page.
This procedure handles claims under, among other frameworks:
This procedure is offered in good faith. Ansvar makes no representation as to which specific regulatory framework applies to your claim, and reserves the right to characterise the appropriate framework on the facts of the matter.
Send your notice in writing to claims@ansvar.eu. Submissions are also accepted by postal mail at:
Ansvar Systems AB
Content Claims
Ingemarsboda 565, 841 74 Fränsta, Sweden
Postal mail is accepted but is materially slower than email; please send a copy by email in parallel if you use postal mail.
For us to act on a notice, please include the following:
Notices missing any of these elements may be returned to you with a request to remedy the omission. A notice that does not clearly identify the content or articulate the basis of the claim cannot be acted on under this procedure.
On receipt of a notice, Ansvar will:
Suspension of content during review is an operational risk-control measure. It is not an admission of liability and does not validate the underlying claim. Ansvar reserves all positions of law and fact.
A notice submitted under this procedure typically contains personal data — your name, contact information, and the substance of your claim. Ansvar Systems AB is the controller of that personal data once it reaches us.
The lawful basis under Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR) is Article 6(1)(f) — our legitimate interest in operating a documented notice mechanism, communicating with notifiers about the outcome of their notices, and defending against unfounded or bad-faith claims. We have assessed this against the rights and freedoms of notifiers and concluded the balance favours processing for these purposes.
Records relating to notices are retained for seven years from disposition. The retention period reflects our legitimate interest in maintaining evidence of our handling of claims, in defending against subsequent assertions, and in identifying patterns of unfounded claims over time. The complete statement of how we process personal data, the categories of recipients, and your rights as a data subject is in our Privacy Policy.
Ansvar receives notices in good faith. Repeated submission of substantively unfounded notices, or submission of notices in bad faith, may result in subsequent notices from the same notifier being subject to lower triage priority, consistent with our obligation to handle claims in a non-arbitrary and objective manner. The right to submit notices and to seek redress is preserved at all times.
Ansvar reserves the right, in appropriate circumstances and at its reasonable discretion, to suspend or terminate access for accounts that are repeatedly subject to valid claims under this procedure. Determinations are made on the facts in light of the specific circumstances.
We may update this page from time to time to reflect changes in our practices, contact information, or applicable law. The current version is always available at this URL. Material changes are notified to registered customers by email where they affect existing matters.
For questions about this page or the notice procedure, contact claims@ansvar.eu. For other legal questions, legal@ansvar.eu.