Mason product infringement includes trademark infringement, patent infringement, and copyright infringement. 1. Trademark infringement: Any unauthorized use of the other party’s registered trademark without official authorization from the product brand is an infringement. 2. Patent infringement: In order to avoid patent infringement, sellers must try to understand product-related information through multiple channels during the process of product selection and product release. 3. Copyright infringement: Amazon's copyright infringement generally involves copyright infringement of some classic images (these are usually detected by robots), and theft of other people's pictures.

1. What are the infringement cases of Amazon products?

1. Trademark infringement

Using the other party’s registered trademark without the official authorization of the product brand Listing, or writing other people’s trademarks in your own Listing title, five-element features, product description, SearchTerm keywords and other detailed information when publishing a product, are all infringements.

2. Patent infringement

Patent rights protect novel technologies. Patents include three types: design patents, utility patents, and invention patents.

Patent infringement is relatively difficult to identify, because to determine whether a product has a patent, you need to find the patentee, patent name or patent number, but this is not an easy task for sellers. Therefore, in order to avoid patent infringement, sellers must try their best to understand product-related information through multiple channels during product selection and product release, consult with suppliers, and seek advice from experienced peer sellers, all of which are used to identify patent infringement. effective way.

3. Copyright infringement

The focus of copyright protection is original works. In fact, the author enjoys copyright whether or not copyright registration is done. But without copyright registration, who is the original author? It's hard to prove.

Amazon’s copyright infringement generally involves copyright infringement of some classic images (these are usually detected by robots), and theft of other people’s images.

2. For Amazon sellers, copyright infringement also includes the following aspects:

1. The products sold are printed with other people’s copyrighted patterns,

2. The products sold use the copyrighted format of others.

3. Plagiarize other people’s product descriptions. Yes, this is also an infringement, and you may be complained, and then the listing will be deleted, or even the account will be limited. However, in plagiarism of product descriptions, copying one product description is called plagiarism, and copying multiple product descriptions as a summary and reorganization is called innovation.

4. When uploading product images, Amazon will not investigate the source of the image, but if the original seller discovers and provides evidence to complain, Amazon will verify that the situation is true, from warning to direct store closure.

Even secondary creations have the possibility of infringement, so it is safer to take photos yourself to better reflect the differences in details of your products.