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TV Knows You.com, Inc. Requires End User and Developer Licenses for Live Streaming Video on TikTok
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TV Knows You.com, Inc. Requires End User and Developer Licenses for Live Streaming Video on TikTok
Re:
Requirements for Live Streaming Video on TikTok
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing to inform you of the requirements for the use of live
streaming video technology that can be picked up on a cell phone in the
United States of America, which is protected by my patents, U.S. Patent No.
10,958,961 B2 and U.S. Patent No. 10,205,986 B2. As the owner of these
patents, I hold exclusive rights to the use of this technology.
It
has come to my attention that many end users on your platform are currently
streaming live video content that is in violation of my patents. I would
like to remind you that all TikTok end users must obtain an End User License
from my company, TV Knows You.com, Inc., in order to legally stream any kind
of live streaming video that can be picked up on a cell phone in the United
States of America. This license can be purchased at our website,
https://tvknowsyou.com.
Furthermore, I would like to inform you that
TikTok, Inc. itself is also required to obtain a Developer License from my
company. The cost of this license is three percent of your annual revenue
and it can only be purchased by contacting the CEO of TV Knows You.com, Inc.
at ceo@tvknowsyou.com.
I urge you to inform all of your end users of
these requirements and to ensure that they comply with them in order to
avoid any potential legal issues related to patent infringement. Failure to
comply with these requirements may result in legal action. Please be aware
that given the recent rhetoric coming out of Washington, D.C. about banning
TikTok in the United States, it should be very easy to get a federal judge
to issue an injunction on TikTok if it does not comply with my request for a
Developer's License to continue using my patented live streaming software.
