Zunto

Report content

Effective 4 November 2026

Every game on Zunto was taken from a source that published it under an open licence permitting us to host it, and each one is credited with a link to its original. We check licences before adding anything — but we can still get it wrong, and an author can change their mind.

If something here is yours and you want it gone, it goes. We disable the game first and discuss afterwards. You do not need a lawyer to get our attention.

How to report

Email [email protected]with:

  • The URL of the page on this site.
  • What the work is, and how you hold the rights to it.
  • Your name and a contact address.
  • Whether you want it removed, or credited differently and left up.

If you are filing a formal notice under the DMCA or an equivalent law, also include a statement that you believe in good faith the use is not authorised, a statement that the information is accurate, and your physical or electronic signature.

What happens next

  • Within one business day we set the game's status to disabled. That removes it from every listing, its own page and our sitemap on the next deploy.
  • We reply to confirm it is down and to ask anything we need to.
  • If you asked for different credit rather than removal, we make that change and put the game back.
  • We keep a record of the correspondence.

If you think we removed something wrongly

If you are an author whose game we disabled after a report you believe was mistaken, email us. Tell us who you are and why you hold the rights, and we will look again. We would rather host your game with proper credit than not host it.

Other content concerns

The same address works for anything else on the site you think should not be here — a game that is not suitable for the audience, or something broken in a way that matters. For general questions use the contact page instead.

Contact

Rahul Saini, India —[email protected]