News Summary:
On April 15, 2026, Red Points issued a guide on domain management protection, outlining strategies for securing a brand’s digital identity through proper registration, protection from abuse, dispute resolution for bad-faith registrations, and continuous infrastructure monitoring. Previously, on April 13, the company released advice on tracking fake Instagram accounts, recommending users utilize Instagram’s "About This Account" panel and reverse image searches for identification. Earlier that day, Red Points published a guide detailing DMCA takedowns for Google and Bing, clarifying that this process de-indexes infringing URLs from search results without removing content from the internet. This followed two guides released on April 10, the first explaining copyright infringement, noting that copyright exists upon fixing an original work in a tangible medium, with U.S. registration necessary for damage lawsuits. The second provided comprehensive strategies to combat counterfeit sellers, emphasizing a coordinated system that integrates legal action, continuous enforcement, revenue recovery, and seller intelligence, including methods for fighting manufacturers in China and leveraging technology for financial recovery from persistent sellers.
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