Terms of Use
Last updated: August 31, 2026. “Orlivon” identifies the Service governed by these Terms.
These Terms govern access to and use of Orlivon (“Service,” “Platform,” “we,” “us,” or “our”). By using the Service, you state that you have read, understood, and agreed to these Terms. If you do not agree, you must stop using the Service.
1. Purpose of the Service
Orlivon is a technology tool designed to help users identify, prepare, convert and, where technically and legally permitted, obtain media files associated with URLs supplied by the user.
The Service is intended solely for content that you own; that you have valid permission to use; that is offered under a compatible license; that is in the public domain; or whose intended use is otherwise permitted by applicable law and the source platform’s rules.
Public availability on the internet does not mean that content is free of copyright, image rights, privacy rights, trademarks, licenses, or other restrictions.
2. Lawful use and no encouragement of piracy
Orlivon is not offered to pirate works, access private content, avoid payments or subscriptions, bypass protections, obtain material unlawfully, or redistribute protected content without permission. Such uses are expressly prohibited.
3. Required user declaration
Before processing a URL, you must confirm that you own the content, have sufficient permission, or that the intended use is allowed by law and applicable platform rules. You are responsible for the truthfulness of that declaration.
Orlivon does not grant copyright, licenses, image rights, or any other authorization over third-party content.
4. Public does not mean unrestricted
You acknowledge that publicly viewable content on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, or another service is not automatically authorized for download, reproduction, redistribution, commercial use, or use outside the source platform.
5. Instagram-specific rules
Orlivon is not affiliated with, sponsored, approved, or operated by Instagram or Meta. You may process only content that you are entitled to access and use.
You must not access private accounts, Close Friends, messages, or authentication-protected content; submit passwords, cookies, tokens, or sessions; collect data at scale; or circumvent Meta’s access limitations or security measures.
6. Facebook-specific rules
Orlivon is not affiliated with, sponsored, approved, or operated by Facebook or Meta. You must not access profiles, groups, pages, posts, or files that require authorization unavailable to the general public.
You must not submit credentials or tokens, engage in bulk collection, or attempt to defeat rate limits, CAPTCHAs, anti-bot systems, or other technical measures.
7. TikTok-specific rules
Orlivon is not affiliated with, sponsored, approved, or operated by TikTok. You must possess sufficient rights or authorization and respect licenses relating to the video, audio, music, likenesses, and all other elements in the content.
You must not bypass access controls, submit credentials, run bulk automation, or use the Service for systematic data collection.
8. YouTube-specific rules
Orlivon is not affiliated with, sponsored, approved, or operated by YouTube or Google. You acknowledge that YouTube has its own restrictions concerning downloads, reproduction, and automated access.
YouTube content may be processed only where you have sufficient permission, the platform provides an authorized function, or a valid legal basis permits the intended use. You must not bypass DRM, copy controls, access restrictions, or payment requirements.
9. Private content and authentication
Orlivon does not request, and you must not provide, passwords, cookies, session tokens, authentication codes, third-party credentials, or authenticated session files. Private, paid, or login-protected content must not be submitted outside officially authorized mechanisms.
10. DRM, security, and technical restrictions
You must not remove or circumvent DRM, copy controls, CAPTCHAs, anti-bot systems, technical limits, paywalls, or subscription systems; exploit vulnerabilities; or access endpoints, servers, or APIs without authorization.
11. Intellectual property
All rights in processed content remain with their respective owners. Orlivon does not acquire ownership of submitted media or transfer any third-party license to you.
12. Likeness, privacy, and third-party rights
Separate rights may apply to a person’s likeness, voice, name, privacy, personal data, trademarks, music, performances, recordings, and incorporated works. You are responsible for obtaining every authorization required for your use.
13. Prohibited uses
You must not use the Service to infringe intellectual property, privacy, or image rights; access private content; distribute or sell works without authorization; perform abusive scraping or automation; interfere with infrastructure; commit fraud, stalking, doxxing, or harassment; or conduct unlawful activity.
14. Temporary processing
Temporary files may be created only for as long as needed to complete a request and may be deleted after completion, expiration, or cancellation. The Service is not intended to maintain a public or permanent media library.
15. Logs and abuse prevention
For security, fraud prevention, legal compliance, and protection of rights, we may process request times, source platform, URL or technical identifier, IP address, security events, abuse signals, and applied blocks, as further explained in the Privacy Policy.
16. Copyright reports
Rights holders and their representatives may report suspected misuse at suporte@mediadock.app. Reports should identify the rights holder, protected work, relevant URLs, basis for the claim, contact details, and a good-faith statement.
Orlivon may investigate a sufficiently identified report, prevent further processing, block URLs or identifiers, and take other reasonable measures.
17. Repeat infringement and abuse
The Service may restrict users associated with repeated violations, recurring substantiated reports, abusive automation, fraud, or attempts to evade controls. Where accounts are not used, proportionate technical controls may be applied.
18. No platform affiliation
Instagram and Facebook are marks associated with Meta. TikTok, YouTube, and Google belong to their respective owners. Marks are mentioned only to identify compatibility or URL sources. Orlivon is an independent service.
19. Integration availability
Third-party platforms may change their systems, formats, policies, and terms. An integration may stop working, work partially, lose formats, or be suspended. We do not guarantee permanent availability.
20. Results and file quality
We do not guarantee any resolution, codec, format, quality, speed, or availability. A technical processing option does not establish that you hold the legal rights required to use the content.
21. User responsibility
You are responsible for submitted URLs, authorization statements, use of downloaded files, later publication or distribution, compliance with applicable law, and compliance with obligations owed to third-party platforms.
22. Service responsibility
Orlivon will use reasonable security measures but may experience interruptions and third-party changes. To the fullest extent permitted by law, we are not responsible for unlawful user conduct, user infringement, false declarations, removal of source content, or third-party unavailability.
Nothing in these Terms excludes liabilities or mandatory rights that applicable law does not allow to be excluded.
23. Responsibility for unlawful use
To the extent permitted by law and subject to mandatory consumer protections, users may be responsible for proven losses caused by fraud, knowingly unlawful use, deliberate infringement, or attempts to circumvent security systems.
24. Advertising
The Service may be funded by third-party advertising. An advertisement does not constitute endorsement. Orlivon will seek to keep advertisements visually distinct from processing and download controls.
25. Data protection
Processing of personal data is also governed by the Privacy Policy and, where applicable, will observe purpose limitation, adequacy, necessity, transparency, security, and prevention principles.
26. Age and legal capacity
You state that you have sufficient legal capacity to accept these Terms. Minors may use the Service only where legally permitted and with the involvement or authorization of a parent or legal guardian, as applicable.
27. Blocking and suspension
Orlivon may limit, block, or suspend requests where there are reasonable signs of abuse, fraud, attack, violation of these Terms, third-party rights violations, legal or security risk, legal requirements, or a valid authority request.
28. Changes to these Terms
These Terms may be updated to reflect changes to the Service, law, platform policies, security measures, or available features. The effective date will appear at the top of this page.
29. Applicable law
For users in Brazil, applicable Brazilian consumer, data protection, copyright, and digital-services laws apply where relevant. These Terms do not waive mandatory statutory rights.
30. Dispute resolution
The parties will first seek an amicable resolution. Where a consumer relationship exists, users retain access to the competent administrative and judicial authorities, including courts in the consumer’s place of residence where required by law.
31. Severability
If any provision is found invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue in effect to the fullest extent permitted.
32. Identification and contact
Service name: Orlivon.
General, privacy, and copyright contact: suporte@mediadock.app.
The project operator’s registration details are kept private and may be provided to authorities, contracted service providers, or legally entitled parties when required by applicable law. The operator’s definitive public identification will be updated before commercial launch according to the legal structure adopted and applicable disclosure obligations.
Final notice
By using Orlivon, you acknowledge that the tool does not grant rights over third-party content and confirm that you will use it only within the limits of your permissions, applicable law, and relevant source-platform rules.
This is a preliminary document and is not a substitute for review by qualified legal counsel before launch.