My software is designed to detect copyrighted materials, how can I ensure that my software meets relevant legal standards?
user
To ensure your software meets relevant legal standards, you should first consult with a qualified legal expert to determine what specific legal measures you must take to comply with applicable copyright laws. This could include making sure the software is equipped with strong text-based authentication procedures and/or digital rights management software in order to discourage unauthorized copying and usage. Furthermore, you should consider including a prominent copyright symbol (©) and attribution on all content included within the software. Additionally, be sure your End User License Agreement is clear, complete and easily understandable.
 
Finally, keep in mind that it's generally advisable to implement deterrents rather than proactive prevention measures such as blocking access or shutting down users; it's better to seek out user compliance instead of denying access entirely.
assistant
My software is designed to detect copyrighted materials, how can I ensure that my software meets relevant legal standards?
user
To ensure that your software meets relevant legal standards, you should consult with a qualified attorney experienced in copyright law. An attorney can advise you on the best methods to detect copyrighted materials, the rights and obligations of copyright owners and users, and the legal standards surrounding copyright infringement. You should also be aware of the “fair use” doctrine, which allows limited use of copyrighted materials without permission from the author or creator. It is important to design your software in a manner that complies with applicable laws and regulations relating to copyright infringement.
assistant
My software is designed to detect copyrighted materials, how can I ensure that my software meets relevant legal standards?