DMCA & Disclaimer

PlayVault — Games & Apps Hub

Last updated: 22 October 2026

The short version

PlayVault does not host games, apps, or files. We describe Android games and apps and link to their official store or publisher pages. Every title, logo, icon, and screenshot belongs to its owner. If you own the rights to something shown here and want a listing changed or removed, we will deal with it quickly — a straightforward email is usually all it takes.

Disclaimer

Everything on PlayVault is information, offered as it is. Our descriptions are written from public store listings and sum up what a game or app does at the time of writing. They are not the publisher's official description, and where the two differ, the official store page is right — tell us and we will fix ours.

We are not the developer or publisher of any listed title, and we are not connected to Google, Google Play, or any publisher on this site. We cannot guarantee that a listed game will work on your device, stay free, or stay available in your country. Prices, in-app purchases, ads, and content can all change without notice. Check the official page before you install or spend anything.

Copyright and trademarks

All game and app names, logos, icons, artwork, and trademarks shown in listings are the property of their respective owners. They are used here only to identify the titles being described, and their appearance does not suggest sponsorship or endorsement.

Our own descriptions, page text, and PlayVault branding belong to us. If you reuse our written content elsewhere, credit PlayVault and link back.

If you are a rights holder

We would rather get a listing right than argue about it. If your game or app is listed and you want the text, artwork, or link corrected, write to us and it will be done. If you want it removed completely, say so plainly. Requests from the rights holder, or someone clearly acting for them, are acted on without a formal notice.

Email: [email protected]

Takedown requests (DMCA)

If you believe material connected to PlayVault infringes your copyright, send a formal notice under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) or a similar law in your country to [email protected], subject line "Copyright removal request". Your notice needs:

Your full name, and the company or rights holder you represent, if any.
A clear identification of the work you own — the title, and a link or registration detail where you have one.
The exact PlayVault page address (URL) where the material appears.
A short statement of what is being used without permission — text, an image, artwork, or the listing as a whole.
A statement that you have a good-faith belief that the use is not authorised by you, your agent, or the law.
A statement that the information in your notice is accurate, and that you are the owner or are authorised to act for the owner. For DMCA notices, this statement is made under penalty of perjury.
Your physical or electronic signature, and contact details we can reply to.

Complete notices are reviewed promptly. Where the claim is sound, the material named — or the whole listing, if that is what is claimed — is removed while the matter is settled. If a notice is incomplete, we may write back and ask for the missing pieces.

Counter-notices

If your listing or material was removed and you believe that was a mistake, send a counter-notice to the same address. Include your name and contact details, the affected PlayVault page, what was removed, a statement that you believe the removal was made in error, and your signature. We may restore the material after the period the law requires, unless the original complainant starts court proceedings and tells us so.

Repeat matters and false claims

Repeated valid complaints about the same source material will lead to the related listings being removed, not just the material named. False or bad-faith claims are taken seriously too: making one can expose you to legal liability, and we may disregard repeated false notices from the same source.