If you find that a Temu product has infringed your rights, you first need to collect evidence, including the name, link, picture, and evidence of the infringing product. Then you can protect your legitimate rights and interests by filing a complaint to the relevant platform, initiating legal proceedings, and so on. At the same time, it is recommended to strengthen product design and intellectual property protection to avoid infringement problems.

If you find that a Temu product has infringed your rights, you can take the following measures:

1. Communicate with the infringing seller and ask him to remove the link to the infringing product, but this method is not always effective because some sellers may ignore the request for rights protection or refuse to take action.

2. Complain to Temu officials and provide sufficient evidence, including infringing links, trademark and patent certificates, and detailed descriptions of the infringement.

3. If the first two methods cannot solve the problem, you can seek legal support, contact a lawyer, send a legal letter to the infringing Temu seller, or take legal action, such as a temporary restraining order (TRO).

4. Use the official website of the Better Business Bureau (BBB) ​​to file a complaint. BBB is similar to the domestic consumer association, providing an open complaint channel. Stores can file complaints against Temu sellers through BBB and make their rights protection issues public. This method is relatively easy to get a response and solve the problem. In short, when it is found that Temu products infringe copyright, we can take the above approach to solve the problem.