Report illegal content / abuse
Pursuant to the legal provisions of Article 6-I-7 of Law No. 2004-575 of June 21, 2004 on confidence in the digital economy (LEN), Ophos system is materially unable to carry out general monitoring of the content and websites it hosts or to determine whether or not they are lawful.
In response to these legal provisions, it is Ophos system’s duty to provide a simple procedure enabling anyone to report any content likely to constitute the offenses referred to in the fifth and eighth paragraphs of Article 24 of the French Law of July 29, 1881 on the freedom of the press and Article 227-23 of the French Criminal Code (Code pénal), namely the offenses of:
– glorification of crimes against humanity
– incitement to racial hatred
– child pornography
Any offense found on a website hosted by Ophos system must be reported immediately via the contact form in the “Contact us” section: Contact us
or by mail
Ophos System - 19 Rue Maryse Bastié - 94490 Ormesson-sur-marne - France
So that we can process your request promptly, please include the following in your email:
1 – The date of your report
2 – The exact address(es) (URL) from which the content can be accessed *
* To check the exact location of the content in question, simply place your mouse cursor over the content, right-click, select “Properties”, then copy the URL shown.
3 – A detailed description of the content you consider illegal
4 – Your name and full contact details
Finally, any misuse of this system for purposes other than those stated above may result in prosecution and imprisonment, in accordance with Article 6.4 of Law No. 2004-575 on confidence in the digital economy:
“Any person who presents to the persons mentioned in point 2 (hosting providers) content or an activity as being illegal in order to have it removed or its dissemination stopped, while knowing this information to be inaccurate, shall be punished by one year’s imprisonment and a fine of EUR 15,000.”