Legal Pages
Lumio's legal section lives under /legal with six pages:
| Slug | Purpose |
|---|---|
/legal/imprint | Provider information (§5 TMG). |
/legal/privacy | Data processing and storage policy. |
/legal/terms | Terms of service. |
/legal/cookies | Which cookies + browser storage we use. |
/legal/security | Security practices and contact. |
/legal/faq | Common legal questions. |
The overview at /legal shows the six legal texts and a separate Contracts and contact group with the contact, withdrawal, cancellation and abuse report forms. The abuse report form appears when the public copyright directory is enabled. Every page is available in English and German, and the forms work without signing in.
Navigating
The legal pages and forms share one header, navigation and footer. The Lumio logo links back to the overview; the header includes theme and language controls and a route back to Lumio. Signed-in visitors can return to the dashboard.
- Desktop - navigation under the header separates the legal texts from the forms. Content pages have an On this page table of contents where applicable.
- Mobile - a breadcrumb sits under the header, and the menu opens a drawer for the legal texts and forms.
Content pages carry a last updated badge under the title. The overview itself has no table of contents.
Reporting illegal content
/legal/abuse is Lumio's notice form for illegal content (Art. 16 DSA). It needs no account, is always available and is linked from the footer of every page. The form has three steps.
1 What you report. Choose one of (while Lumio's public music directory is switched off, the form offers only other content):
- A song in the music directory - enter the song name and the artist. A Spotify track ID is optional. A song report is always a copyright report.
- Other content on Lumio - choose the type of illegal content and enter the exact link to the page where it is shown (
https://, up to 2,000 characters). Where on the page (a timestamp, the message or the section, up to 2,000 characters) is optional.
| Type of illegal content | Stored as |
|---|---|
| Copyright infringement | copyright |
| Child sexual abuse material | csam |
| Terrorist content | terrorism |
| Hate speech or incitement to violence | hate_or_violence |
| Privacy violation | privacy |
| Fraud or scam | fraud |
| Other illegal content | other |
2 Your details. Your name and email address are required. For Child sexual abuse material both are optional and the form says so: you can report anonymously, but then Lumio can neither confirm receipt nor tell you its decision. When you are signed in, Lumio prefills your name and email.
3 Your report. Explain why the content is illegal (required, up to 5,000 characters) and add an optional HTTP(S) proof link. Then tick the statement "I confirm that, to the best of my knowledge, the information in this report is accurate and complete." It is never pre-ticked, and the report is not sent without it.
Complete the Cloudflare Turnstile check and submit. When you gave an email address, the confirmation names it: Lumio sends a confirmation of receipt there (with the report ID, in the language of the page) and later tells you its decision. A report goes to an operator review queue; it does not remove or block anything immediately. The form accepts at most five reports per IP address per hour. Errors appear in the page language under the field they concern.
Contact form
/legal/contact hosts the contact form in the shared legal layout. The site footer also links to it. It needs no account; when you are signed in, Lumio prefills your name and email address. The page lists other ways to reach Lumio.
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Your name | Optional, up to 100 characters. |
| Your e-mail address | Required. Lumio replies to this address. |
| Subject | General question, Privacy and your data, Legal, Billing or Other. |
| Message | Required, up to 5,000 characters. |
A Cloudflare Turnstile check protects the form. Usually nothing is visible except the line Protected by Cloudflare Turnstile; when a challenge is needed, a checkbox unfolds above the Send message button. Lumio forwards the message by e-mail to its support inbox and does not store it. The form accepts at most five messages per hour from one IP address. Field errors appear by the affected field; send and security errors appear by the form action in the page language.
The withdrawal and cancellation guide explains the other two forms in this layout.
Editing
Legal pages are authored in MDX, one file per language. Each page carries its own last-updated date inside its content file, so the text and the date shown in the badge change together. See MDX Content Pipeline for the technical details.