Copyright
Last updated 11 November 2026. Draft for the private beta.
PaperBoy keeps a private copy of what each person saves, for their own reading on their own devices. It doesn't publish anything or let anyone browse another person's library. If you believe something in PaperBoy infringes your copyright, here's how to tell us.
Where to send it
Email copyright@paperboyweb.com.
Because libraries are private, the most useful thing you can give us is the address of the original article or the work's title, plus the PaperBoy account's email address if you know it.
Notices under Canada's Copyright Act
We follow Canada's notice-and-notice rules. A notice should include your name and address, the work you own, how it's being infringed and where (the original web address is fine), and the date and time of the alleged infringement. We'll forward it to the account holder and keep the records the Act requires.
Taking things down
If a notice shows that something in PaperBoy infringes your copyright, we'll remove it or disable access to it and tell the account holder. If they believe it was removed by mistake, they can tell us at the same address and we'll look at it again.
Repeat infringers
We close the accounts of people who are the subject of repeated valid notices.