Confirmed reuploads
AutomaticWhen content already confirmed as unauthorised appears again on a known piracy source, Crevan can handle it using the existing case rules.
Your protection rules
Demo stateChoose what Crevan can handle automatically and what should always wait for your approval.
You stay in control
When more than one rule applies, Crevan follows the more cautious setting. Ask first overrides Automatic, and trusted-source exclusions always prevent action.
With the current settings, an unfamiliar reupload is held for review and a trusted-source match is excluded from protection action. Automatic handling only applies when every relevant rule permits it.
Rules configured for Maya
Known piracy sources
AutomaticPreviously confirmed content found on a recognised piracy source can move forward without another manual approval.
Unknown websites
Ask firstPotential copies on unfamiliar websites always wait for Maya to review them.
New content matches
Ask firstContent Crevan has not previously associated with a confirmed case requires review.
Trusted sources
Never reportApproved websites and partners are excluded from protection actions.
Case CP-104 · Summer Set 04
A confirmed reupload followed Maya's existing rule
The recent copy was recognised as content already confirmed in this case. Because confirmed reuploads on known piracy sources are set to Automatic, Crevan handled it automatically without another approval.
View Case CP-104 →Trusted sources
Approved domains are excluded from protection actions.
mayahart.example
Trusted · Never report
officialmaya.example
Trusted · Never report
northstartalent.example
Trusted · Never report