First, you do not need to apply for a copyright unless you plan to enforce it; your songs were copyrighted automatically the moment they were written on paper. The "music", if any, would have its own copyright once it is composed and recorded, whether it is put onto paper or not. In fact, each new sound recording of a new performance of the music is a slightly different "creation" and would have its own "sound recording" copyright, which is owned by the performers or producer.
You can only copyright a song if you are the song's author. You can't copyright someone else's song. Although the author can sell you their copyright.
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If you mean by texting here is my bunny: ()_() (6.6) (. : .) *By the way this bunny is mine and is (c) copyrite protected you cannot steal it from me.
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Yes. You do the following: settings>general>Bluetooth>On/Off. Hope this helps :) if this doesn't work, it's probably because your phone thinks bluetooth is illegal, bluetoothing is copyrite. :|
On the first line you write the title of the book. 2nd line is the authors name. 3rd line is the Publishers name. 4th line is the Copyrite date. And the 5th line is where the book was published.
do a bibliography if it is an internet site include the URL, the author, date modified, date created, and the copyrite licence if it is a book include the name, publication date, author, and other essential information
you cant unless you can prove the audio is your custom audio. but aside that if you make AMVs (anime music videos) then you can try to scribble the tittle tags and words in the description to make it harder to pin point copyrite.