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DMCA Safe Legal Adult Dedicated Server Needed
I'm looking for some reliable Dedicated Server from the Netherlands, Bulgaria, Russia, Ukraine, etc. I would like to host my legal adult videos on this server. The hosts should be DMCA-safe. My requirements are: 16 core+ CPU with a clock speed of 2.5GHz or higher, a minimum of 64GB ECC RAM, a minimum of 1TB NVMe or SSD storage, and a minimum bandwidth of 1Gbps. I expect 20k to 50k visitors daily on my site. I hope these specifications are sufficient. Please send me your best offer. My budget is tight, around $100. I'm looking forward to finding a trustworthy host.
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@Calin
Thanks for mention
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"legal adult content" and "DMCA-safe" are oxymorons.
Violating copyright law is illegal.
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In ROmania it's perfect legally
Hi, I can do the following, just PM me.
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96 GB DDR4 ECC RAM
2x 960 GB Enterprise SSD Storage
1G unmetered + 5 IPv4 Address
Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
DMCA Ignored - Owned hardware
€100/month
DMCA isnt law everywhere
True. DMCA is US law.
but there are treaty about copyrights and many country joined so...
I mean if OP lives in a country where it is illegal to do these things, then no matter where they're hosting the server they're still committing an unlawful act where they live.
Regardless, it being illegal in the US is enough to make it illegal somewhere, just that the US does not have jurisdiction to enforce the law. The US could of course ask to extradite the person, and then enforce it when the person is extradited to the US.
Maybe you can probably use fair use law. but i am not sure.
"DMCA ignored" is simply wordplay.
No single country in the EU can ignore copyright infringement. US companies are often already operating in your country and will pursue you directly within your own country.
NL absolutely respects international copyright and every year their enforcement is more serious:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright_law_of_the_Netherlands
On paper, Romania respects international copyright: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intellectual_property_in_Romania
On paper in Romania porn is required to be password locked and billed per minute: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_censorship_in_Romania
Both of these countries have been in international copyright treaties for a very long time. Also, countries like Romania are developing at an increasing rate. As you see them continue to develop and start producing real intellectual property, as developed countries do, you'll see them start to enforce IP laws more and more.
Often these sketchy hosts are operating through obscurity and simply haven't pissed off the wrong person/company yet.
Just because you're doing something wrong (stealing products, ideas, etc. from others, and sometimes profiting off of it) and you haven't faced consequences yet doesn't mean you won't. It's a matter of time.
I figure this is often the case. Either they haven't pissed the wrong people or companies, or they haven't pissed them off enough to matter
Yeah. No. As a creator myself, copyright law, at least in the US, is horribly broken and overwhelmingly favors the big fish, because copyright law only works to protect a creator if said creator has the means to make it work. Major corporations merely use copyright as a cudgel against small and independent creators like myself, striking us in ambiguous cases, like parody. Even if they know they're in the wrong, we are inclined to give up because we don't have the time or lawyer money to challenge them.
The most a fan can do to support me is to donate or buy what I make and contribute to directly. If someone wants to pirate what I make, I'm not losing a potential customer; if they didn't have piracy available, they simply wouldn't play/watch/read. More accessibility and visibility for my content is a good thing, and I've even had pirates converted into customers because they liked what I had to offer. I'd rather have that, losing a little money through piracy while extending my reach and gaining reputation and even customers through the quality of my work, rather than subjecting myself to an anti consumer system that fills the pockets of corporate middlemen by turning creators and their audiences against one another, and impoverishing them both.
No is not. Maybe spare some of the money you earn on "DMCA-free" servers and consult with a real attorney in Romania.
I'm fairly sure that "legal adult content" means no underage people. Also, DMCA is not valid law thus "DMCA-safe" wont make it illegal outside USA.
Now obviously, he intends to host copyrighted porn which he does not have rights to. This is illegal in every country of the world. But its not DMCA. Each country has its own procedure for content takedown. User simply asks a provider which does fall under DMCA. Its still obviously not safe from valid copyright takedown request or Cease and Desist letters which follows the rules of that specific country. It's sophistry, but still relevant info.
It is. Romania is not state of USA and does not need to follow DMCA laws. Now, obviously if the author sends the takedown request according to Romania's format, then its illegal once again.
"DCMA-safe" is transparent code for "will cheerfully host stuff that I don't have rights to"; otherwise any hoster without ties to the US would claim it.
Frankly it bemuses me how asking for hosting to help you circumvent international copyright law evades the "LET is White Hat" rule, but it seems to have become the norm so maybe LET is ... greyish hat?
It depends. Even if they send you a "DMCA takedown notice", but provide proper documentation of ownership and links/evidence to infringing content, RO laws assumes you were made aware of a situation that may break some laws.
It's your duty to identify the laws, as soon as you were made aware of an illegal activity, not the sender's.
So, long story short, they may call it whatever they want: DMCA notice/Infringement notice/Copyright notice... as long as RO has a law that criminalizes the activity itself, it is illegal.
Hmm, In the Russian Federation, the data center there doesn't even understand and know what DMCA is.
Don't share content on the Internet that you don't want to copy-paste, and file a DMCA report if it is stolen. The internet should be freedom. That's what the internet is supposed to do.
Simple.
Allowing warez hosting is illegal, DMCA ignored hosting is not. As simple as that.
Its a hole in the law, nothing more and nothing less. You send DMCA letter to an european host? Straight to the /dev/null.
You send correctly formated copyright letter/notice/C&D to a European host? Instantly illegal if not taken down.
Its the same way how gambling is illegal in japan, but its full of pachinko parlors and "metal waste/recycling" stores near them that just happen to buy and sell small metal balls which are compatible with the pachinko machines.
Or how its illegal to sell intercourse sex in japan, but if the prostitute and the client "suddenly fall in love" behind the closed door, its suddenly legal again.
Or how you could drive into speed trap during covid and get away without any bill cause the driver cannot be confirmed to be you, since he used facemask.
Obviously everyone knows that copyright letter / DMCA notification is basically one and same thing with differing format and fields, but according to laws, they are not. and DMCA ignored providers hope and rely that nobody sends with the correct format, which could even be via physical mail letter in some countries.
As for LET is whitehat, yes it is. There are no DDoS servers being sold here (at least openly), or scanning servers or malware allowed hosting.
However, there is rule about "LET is hosted in USA and USA law applies to it".
At least it used to be there, I can no longer find it.
@jbiloh @trewq
Is DMCA discussion even allowed? It was strictly moderated long ago when @jar was running the ship, but no longer in years.
No, it is not. Romania has copyright laws, albeit, yes, legal adult content, for as long as you have the proper licensing, is legal, apart from some specific stuff, like bestiality, for example and, of course, child abuse.
In theory, though, stefeman is right, Romanians don't have to obey US laws, but they do have to obey EU and local ones and piracy is illegal here as well.
You haven't considered that the DMCA format might not be exactly the same, but still complies with the format of another country.
Also - if OP is American, a DMCA notice is still valid even if the server is in Antarctica or something.
Also! What defines "underage" is not actually the same across the world. In some countries, porn is illegal altogether as well obviously.
There are no country in the world which allows pornography featuring actors under 18. Hence, "legal" as defined by OP. And even if there were, it would be illegal still.
Copyright is enforcable in the EU. The DSA works very similarely to GDPR; the framework is unified but the inplementation depends on the country. Romania is not excluded the DSA.
As for DMCA & copyright crime, @Andreix is absolutely right. The title of the notification dosen’t at all matter. The below is quite clear.
Also, not much is required formatting-wise:
https://www.ictlc.com/the-intersection-between-the-new-digital-service-act-and-copyright-directive-no-790-2019-with-regard-to-the-liability-of-hosting-providers/?lang=en
Illegal copyright violations are legal in Romania🤡
I have a hunch that the person who liked your comment understood it in the exact opposite way...
50/50 that or just shit posting
No matter how illegal, that’s what m y i m love about @Calin – he just do not care
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