Intellectual Property Policy
Official policy regarding brand ownership, software copyrights, trademarks, licensing limitations, and DMCA procedures for Who Tried under Jutt Cyber Tech™.
- 1. Ownership & Copyright Notice
- 2. Trademarks & Brand Usage Guidelines
- 3. Software Licensing & Prohibited Actions
- 4. Stealth Technology & Local Privacy Integrity
- 5. Third-Party Libraries & Open Source
- 6. DMCA Compliance & Takedown Procedure
- 7. Anti-Piracy & Reporting Infringements
- 8. Legal Contact Information
1. Ownership & Copyright Notice
All source code, native binaries, Android application package (.apk) builds, intruder capture heuristics, stealth disguise skins (Calculator/Clock modules), icons, graphics, UI assets, and written documentation associated with Who Tried are the proprietary intellectual property of Jutt Cyber Tech™.
These assets are fully protected under national copyright statutes, international copyright treaties (including WIPO treaties and the Berne Convention), and intellectual property laws. All rights not expressly granted to end users remain exclusively with Jutt Cyber Tech™.
2. Trademarks & Brand Usage Guidelines
The names, titles, symbols, and graphic marks including "Who Tried", "Jutt Cyber Tech", the eye-shield intruder motif, app logo (applogo.png), and corporate insignia (companylogo.png) are protected trademarks owned by Jutt Cyber Tech™.
Permitted Brand Usage:
- Truthful, non-deceptive references to "Who Tried" in mobile security review articles, educational technology blogs, or app comparison roundups.
- Direct hypertext linking to official Who Tried pages (
https://whotried.juttcybertech.comorhttps://juttcybertech.com).
Strictly Prohibited Trademark Actions:
- Using "Who Tried" or "Jutt Cyber Tech" in unauthorized third-party application listings, clones, or modified repackages.
- Altering, distorting, recoloring, or watermarking over the official Who Tried app icons or brand graphics.
- Falsely claiming endorsement, co-branding, or formal certification by Jutt Cyber Tech™.
3. Software Licensing & Prohibited Actions
Jutt Cyber Tech™ grants end-users a personal, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to download, install, and operate Who Tried on personal Android devices for legitimate anti-theft and intruder detection purposes.
Users and third-party organizations are strictly prohibited from the following actions:
- No Decompilation or Smali Modification: You may not decompile, disassemble, reverse engineer, or patch Who Tried's DEX bytecode, native binaries, or obfuscation layers.
- No Repackaging on Third-Party Stores: You may not republish modified or cracked APKs on unverified third-party app stores or software mirror websites.
- No Malicious Injection: Modifying Who Tried to insert adware, trojans, background tracking hooks, or spyware violates criminal cybercrime legislation and will be met with immediate legal prosecution.
- No Unauthorized Commercial Exploitation: You may not bundle, resell, or charge third parties for access to Who Tried without an authorized Enterprise Distribution Agreement.
4. Stealth Technology & Local Privacy Integrity
Who Tried utilizes specialized device-level sensors, camera capture hooks, and stealth disguise architecture to detect unauthorized physical phone access.
- User Privacy & Data Ownership: All captured intruder photographs, wrong PIN timestamps, and break-in logs are stored exclusively in the app's local private sandboxed directory on your device.
- Zero Cloud Sync: Jutt Cyber Tech™ operates zero telemetry servers for captured images. Intellectual property protections over the application code do not grant Jutt Cyber Tech any access to your captured intruder photos.
5. Third-Party Libraries & Open Source
Who Tried incorporates standard Android Jetpack architecture components and permissive open-source libraries to ensure high stability and battery efficiency across Android versions.
All third-party open-source components retain their respective copyrights under licenses such as Apache 2.0 and MIT. The use of these libraries does not diminish Jutt Cyber Tech's proprietary rights over its custom intruder detection logic, camera capture routines, or disguise interfaces.
6. DMCA Compliance & Takedown Procedure
Jutt Cyber Tech™ respects intellectual property laws and complies with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). If you believe any material accessible on our platforms infringes upon your copyright, you may submit a formal takedown notice to our designated agent.
Notice Submission Requirements:
- A physical or electronic signature of the copyright holder or authorized representative.
- Clear identification of the copyrighted work claimed to be infringed.
- Exact URL or precise location of the allegedly infringing material.
- Your full contact details (name, physical address, phone number, and official email).
- A good-faith statement that the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner.
- A statement made under penalty of perjury confirming the accuracy of the notification.
7. Anti-Piracy & Reporting Infringements
We actively monitor internet file mirrors, Telegram channels, and Android app forums for unauthorized distribution of modified or pirated Who Tried builds.
If you discover an unauthorized distribution, clone, or pirated build of Who Tried, please report it directly to our legal team.
8. Legal Contact Information
For inquiries regarding brand usage, trademark authorization, commercial licensing, or to submit DMCA notices, please contact:
- Entity: Jutt Cyber Tech™ (Legal & Compliance Dept.)
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone / WhatsApp: +92 319 4817239
- Corporate Portal: https://juttcybertech.com
- App Portal: https://whotried.juttcybertech.com
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