Last updated 4 October 2026
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Every upload is fingerprinted with a SHA-256 hash at the moment it is uploaded, and you can share a public provenance certificate at /verify/<note-id> as timestamped proof that the file existed under your account first.
If your work has been copied onto EduRank, open the note and use Report stolen, or email studyedurank@gmail.com with: (a) the note link, (b) what is infringed, (c) proof you own it, and (d) your contact details.
We review reports, remove or restrict content that infringes copyright, and may suspend repeat infringers. If your content was removed and you believe it was a mistake, reply to the notice with a counter-notice and we will reassess.
Uploading exam papers, memoranda or other leaked assessment material is prohibited regardless of who owns it. Do not upload someone else’s notes or paid content, even with a citation.
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