Can anyone help with this?

Question

Now I use to record funny parts from films In my phone put them on Facebook and it was fine now 2 I've put on are aying they are blocking it for copyright things how can I do this without record a video and put it on without this happening it never used to happen before any help how I can do it with out it getting blocked is there a certain thing I need to do

Oliverlogan263 · Accepted Answer

Here are a few tips for posting video clips from movies/TV shows without getting blocked for copyright:

- Only use short clips, like 10-30 seconds max. The longer the clip, the more likely it is to trigger copyright.

- Edit or alter the video in some way. For example, add captions, emojis over faces, crop out parts of the shot. This makes it more transformative.

- Post it with a funny reaction video of you or friends watching. Make it more about the reaction than just reposting the full clip.

- Choose clips that are blurry, low quality, or have background noise. Copyright bots have a harder time detecting these.

- Watermark the video with your username so others can't just download and repost it somewhere else as their own.

- Check if the media company has a fan-use policy that allows limited fair-use clips with credit. Some are more lenient than others.

- Post it on Instagram or TikTok instead of Facebook which has stricter copyright policies in place now.

Hope this helps! Just gotta get creative with how you share it while staying on the right side of copyright rules.

Mr_twoface · Accepted Answer

It's important to note that copyright laws are complex and can vary significantly between different types of content and jurisdictions. Just a few weeks ago Facebook changed the laws again to amend to new more restricted European copyright laws. Some tips are, the shorter the clip, the less likely it is to be flagged by automatic detection systems. Try to keep clips under 10 seconds if possible. Transform the clip by adding your own commentary or analysis. Sometimes editing the video significantly, such as adding visual effects, altering the speed, or editing multiple clips into a montage, can bypass any detection.

Often times though, its flagged by an automatic detection system and you can dispute the claim through Facebook’s copyright dispute process, if you believe it constitutes fair use.