If you didn't make or license the content, you are likely using it illegally - and yes you are subject to DMCA/copyright infringement requests. Unless the copyright holder gave you permission to use o

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Grey area, really. It's just going to be a read-only metadata archive for torrents. So really just torrent name, some metadata like file size, and the magnet URI. None if this is illegal to my knowled

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You should consider talking to someone who specializes in hosting sensitive projects (i.e. myself) or simply go and use a 100% DMCA ignore platform such as @vsys_host without talking about it, and tak

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EU may be better for the DMCA part but when it comes to copyright. Kinda depends on the provider. But if you can show proof that you actually own it. Then here in the states would be fine.

I'm looking for advice on DMCA rules from a hosting perspective. I have a collection of adult content that I purchased years ago and for which I have non-exclusive rights and the necessary IDs. Due to

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Yup, you can get a full dedicated server for less even in DMCA ignored locations, fuck vultr @KenobisVPS

* Do you ignore DMCA? - Yes, as long as it does not violate EU LAW.

* Do you ignore DMCA? - Yes, as long as it does not violate EU LAW.

For general VPS not DMCA ignored there is alot of providers you can go with

DMCA Ignored specifically or in general?

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QuickPacket can offer this with E3-1245v3 CPU in Ashburn. If you're interested, DM me. Also, just a word of caution, we do follow DMCA and all relevant US copyright laws, so if you're planning to di

For example I’am closely watching how dmca mafia hunt down iptv distributors. They bend laws, pump in ridiculous regulations. Italy is top example of this. Where laliga control government.

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