Legal · Notice and action
Report illegal content
DevShot hosts what its users build — live workspaces, shared previews and published sites. If you believe something we host is illegal, tell us here. This form is the notice-and-action mechanism required by Article 16 of the Digital Services Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065), and it is the fastest way to reach us.
What happens with your notice
- You get a confirmation of receipt with a reference, by email, straight away (Art. 16(4)).
- A person reviews it. We use no automated decision-making for this (Art. 16(6)).
- We tell you what we decided (Art. 16(5)). If we restrict the content, the person who published it gets a statement of reasons and can contest it (Art. 17).
A notice that gives us enough to see the illegality for ourselves — the exact address, and why — is what gives us actual knowledge of it. Deliberately false notices can carry liability.
Your notice
Points of contact
Point of contact for recipients (Art. 12 DSA)
For notices, questions about a decision, and anything about content we host.
Point of contact for authorities (Art. 11 DSA)
For Member State authorities, the Commission and the Board.
Both contact points are answered in German and English. Postal details are in the imprint.
What this form is not
It is not a support channel — write to hello@devshot.com for that. It is not the police: if someone is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency number first, and tell us as well. And it does not reach the operator of a site we merely link to — only content on DevShot addresses is ours to act on, though we will forward what we can.