Platform monitoring / Public sources
Telegram & Social Media Piracy Monitoring
Right Solutions A.I. helps rights holders monitor agreed, accessible Telegram and social-media sources for suspected film piracy. We organize post-level evidence, distinguish authorized publicity from suspected infringement and support reporting through each platform's available copyright process.
Telegram: focus on identifiable public content
For a suspected public Telegram upload, record the channel and exact message link where available. Preserve the title, relevant date and context so a reviewer can locate the material.
Telegram's published copyright process concerns its public platform and accepts complaints from copyright owners or authorized agents. Its FAQ excludes private groups and chats from that process. Our service does not promise access to private conversations or universal channel coverage.
Track copies, links and reporting status
One post may contain a clip while another points to an external host. Keep these locations distinct so each report identifies what the receiving service controls. Reuploads require their own evidence and follow-up.
Agree how findings are grouped, how often updates are provided and how repeat uploads are reviewed. Coverage and outcomes should be recorded separately: finding a post does not mean it has been removed.
- Exact channel, post or video URL
- Film reference and the reason the use appears unauthorized
- Report destination, response and follow-up status
Helpful answers
Questions & answers
Can you monitor every private Telegram group?
No. We discuss accessible sources and document the agreed coverage. We do not claim access to every private group or private chat.
Can an entire social-media account be removed?
Account-level enforcement is a platform decision. Our reporting focuses on specific, reviewed suspected infringements and the relevant copyright process; an account ban is not a promised outcome.
Official reporting guidance
Read the receiving service's current requirements before submitting a report.
Start a conversation
Tell us what needs protecting.
Share the title, release dates and rights-holder contact. We'll discuss the scope, workflow and next steps.
Social platforms: identify the actual post
Discuss the accessible sources to include, such as public video uploads, clips, pages and posts. For YouTube, Facebook, Instagram or other agreed services, an exact post or video URL is more useful than an account name alone.
Official promotional clips and licensed uploads need to be identified during setup. A human review step helps separate those uses from suspected unauthorized distribution. Platform access and reporting options vary; confirm supported sources with the team.