Content Removal (DMCA)

Last updated: September 18, 2026

Last updated: September 18, 2026

We respect copyright and act on the claims we receive.

First, so you don't waste time

GigaROM does not host files. We hold no copies of games, BIOS files or software on our servers. What we publish are informational entries and links to third-party services.

This matters for your claim: we cannot delete a file stored on another site. What we can do, and do, is remove the link and the entry from GigaROM. If you want the file itself gone, the claim must also go to whoever hosts it.

How to request a removal

Write to [[email protected]] with the subject "Content removal", or use the contact form. To act on it we need:

  1. Which work is affected. The title and, if any, its registration or

identifying details.

  1. Where it is on our site. The full address of the page or entry. If there

are several, list them all.

  1. Who you are and how to reach you. Full name, email address and, if you act

for a rights holder, on whose behalf.

  1. A statement that you believe in good faith that the use is not authorised

by the rights holder, its agent or the law.

  1. A statement that the information you give is accurate and that you are the

rights holder or authorised to act for them.

  1. Your signature, electronic or scanned.

What we do when we receive it

  • We acknowledge receipt within 72 business hours.
  • We review the claim and, where appropriate, **remove the link or the whole entry

within 7 business days at the latest**, and confirm it to you.

  • If we need clarification we ask for it before that deadline.
  • We keep an internal record of every removal.

We do not require a prior court order to act. If the claim is complete and reasonable, we remove first and discuss afterwards if needed.

If you think we removed something by mistake

Write to the same address explaining why you believe the removal was wrong, including your contact details and the address of the affected page. We review the case and reply. If the original claim does not hold up, we restore the content.

Abusive claims

A false or bad-faith claim can carry legal liability for whoever files it. Before sending one, check that the page really affects your work: some of our pages are purely informational and link to no file at all.

Contact

[[email protected]]