IP Around Me Group (6) by ht00khantaung

This picture shows a YouTube video with a song by Taylor Swift. The song, words, and picture are protected by copyright, which means only the owner can copy,or sell it.

chutisaram67 — 2025-07-14 07:03:23 UTC

Phyu Thant Kyaw -6509938

2025-07-14 07:04:13 UTC

This page shows copyright and publication rights of the book “ I want to die but I want to eat Tteokbokki”. It shows the copyright of the book and other can’t share it or copy without permission.

Aye Aye Myint 6708475

2025-07-14 07:04:37 UTC

This Kit Kat chocolate bar has a trademarked brand name and logo. The name “Kit Kat” and its red logo are protected by trademark law, so only the company that owns it (Nestlé in most countries) has the legal right to use this branding for chocolate products.

Myat Theingi Theint 6506624

2025-07-14 07:04:37 UTC

The “Je t’aime Homemade” logo on this cup is protected by trademark law. It helps identify the brand and prevents others from using the same name or design without permission.

2025-07-14 07:04:43 UTC

This t-shirt displays characters from the Pokémon franchise, which are protected by copyright and trademarks owned by Nintendo, Game Freak, and Creatures Inc. This is an example of how visual designs and characters are safeguarded under intellectual property laws.

This is a snack package that displays a brand logo and a unique design. These are protected by trademark laws, which help the company protect its identity and prevent others from copying or using the same brand unfairly.

2025-07-14 07:05:23 UTC

Khaing Su Su Aye 6709683

Ruper Linn Latt 6709654

2025-07-14 07:05:31 UTC

This app icon and name are protected under trademark law to prevent copycat apps.

Kyel Sin Lin 6709810

2025-07-14 07:06:02 UTC

This logo is protected under trademark law, which helps identify the brand and prevent others from copying it.

Oat Choco

lory606 — 2025-07-14 07:06:19 UTC

The brand name and logo are protected by trademark, which helps identify and protect the product.

“This handbag displays the Charles & Keith logo, which is protected by trademark law. Trademarks help protect brand identity and prevent imitation by other companies.”

2025-07-14 07:13:09 UTC

“This handbag displays the Charles & Keith logo, which is protected by trademark law. Trademarks help protect brand identity and prevent imitation by other companies.”

oakkark67 — 2025-07-14 07:19:39 UTC

The Lenovo logo on this bag represents a registered trademark. It not only builds consumer trust but also legally protects the brand from being copied or misused by competitors.

Cricket lighter

2025-07-14 07:21:24 UTC

Cricket lighter displays his brand name and unique trademark logo which makes it stand amongst other brands and gives it a style differing from other brands and its copyright protected

Htoo Khant Aung (Ricky) ID-6708215

rickflairdrip06 — 2025-07-14 07:58:47 UTC

shahpradiptabikram — 2025-07-14 08:08:09 UTC

#The Halls logo is a bold and refreshing visual identity that mirrors the brands cooling and energizing appeal. The most common version uses a cool blue gradient, symbolizing freshness and menthol. Rated highly for being sugar-free yet flavorful and many saying its their go-to mint.

Min Myat Tun 6708124

2025-07-14 08:09:34 UTC

This is a bottle of M-150 energy drink that I often see in stores. The big red “M” and the name are part of the brand’s logo, which is protected by trademark laws to make sure no one else can copy or misuse it.

Matrika kunsuwan - 6501883

2025-07-14 08:11:05 UTC

The Nike logo is a registered trademark, which means no one else can legally use it without permission. The shoe design may also be protected by design patents or copyrights, especially for special editions. These protections help Nike keep its brand identity safe and stop others from copying or selling fake versions.

Chenplopkharun Sriwaipoj6504949

2025-07-14 09:18:34 UTC

“This wallet features a brand logo, which is a form of trademark. Trademarks protect brand identity and help consumers recognize the product as belonging to a specific company.”