Is "Copyright, violators will be prosecuted" protect copyright?

Not entirely.

Legal understanding of copyright is equivalent to copyright, which originates from the English copy right. Therefore, there is no doubt that "Copyright, violators will be prosecuted" is printed on copyrighted works. In fact, it is unnecessary. (Because according to the provisions of the Intellectual Property Law, a work has copyright once it is completed and does not require additional annotation. This is the view shared by countries around the world).

In real life, "All rights reserved, violators will be prosecuted" is mostly used in design patents. Because the design has a certain commercial value and is also a kind of patent, in reality, the owner or the owner of the right to use it (mainly the merchant) uses this slogan to prevent others from counterfeiting the design of their products and seeking illegal benefits or unfair and illegal competition. . This is with Chinese characteristics.

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