Hi

Microsoft has received the attached Content Infringement Complaint ("Complaint") for your app ColorNote

NOTICE OF APPLICATION REMOVAL

Microsoft has removed ColorNote

OPTIONS FOR RESUBMITTING OR RESTORING YOUR APP

Choose one of the following two options to resubmit or restore your app.  

Option : If you elect to modify your app to remove the content, name, or any other material that led to the Complaint, you must:  

. Complete the attached Windows Store - Developer Response & Modification Form and submit the completed form by replying to this email.  If you do not complete and submit the form, no update to your app will be considered or approved.

. Remove the infringing content based on the original Complaint and submit the modified app as an update to the unpublished app.

a. Note that passing certification DOES NOT guarantee that the complaining party will be satisfied that you have resolved all issues in the Complaint.

b. If the modification and app updates are insufficient to the complaining party, the complaining party may submit a second complaint against the app.  This would be treated as a new complaint for purposes of your Developer's Account status. 

c. Repeat content infringement complaints can result in termination of your Developer Account event after app modification(s).

. If you are unsure what to remove, you may contact the complaining party directly.  Contact information can be found in the attached Complaint.   

Option : If you elect to submit a counter notice, you must do ONE of the following:

. Complete the attached Windows Store - Content Infringement Counter Notice Form and submit the completed form by replying to this email and cc dmcaagnt@microsoft.com.  This form is compliant with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).

. If the complaint involves solely copyright concerns, you may elect instead to submit a legally compliant Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) counter notice by replying to this email and cc dmcaagnt@microsoft.com.

Please note that the following may result in suspension or termination of your account:

* submitting an update for certification without providing a completed Windows Store - Developer Response & Modification Form

* republishing your app after submitting a counter notice prior to receiving Microsoft's permission to republish

* repeat infringement

* breach of the Windows Store Application Provider Agreement

Note:

* Microsoft cannot give you legal advice on this issue, and you should consider consulting your own lawyer if you are unsure about how to proceed. 

* To keep your Developer Account in good standing, it is recommended that you review all your apps and ensure they comply with Windows Store policies.

Microsoft's DMCA policy may be found here: https://www.microsoft.com/info/MSDMCA.aspx.

This email does not waive or modify the terms of your Application Provider Agreement or any of Microsoft's rights or remedies.  

Thank you,

-Barry 

 Windows Store Developer Support Engineer

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