I do not need to be anonymous at all. DMCA does not really apply to this site, it is simply irrelevant. The other side, the one I dedicated the site to, already has all of my personal information, inc

Basically, we don't advertise as "DMCA free" because we can't, and I don't want to attract the worst of the worst, even if we could. No one is getting kicked over frivolous complaint

Yeah but it looks like this was the NL location, not a US location. Additionally, I'm pretty sure that Incognet's European and other non-US locations are not "DMCA safe," so to speak

People mentioned hosting with Incognet, looks like OP tried and things didn't work out.

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We already had some servers from you in 2021 or 2022, specially for non-DMCA. I can't remember why did we stop using your servers (maybe speed was bad, maybe poor performace, idk), but let me ask - wh

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* AT, DE - non-DMCA? Are you sure?

1. Non-DMCA servers in Europe.

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Maybe our friend @yoursunny could recommend us a cheap/LET Chinese registrar that would accept foreigners + will not care about DMCA?

Half the time “DMCA ignored” is just people overestimating their risk regular hosts are fine unless you’re doing something actually spicy

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Because, if you are not using a DMCA ignored server, they will forward the complaint to your provider and you might get service interruptions or bans.

I completely agree. I hate how "DMCA" has come to mean any abuse report, but I also hate how abuse reports are so often acted on without being validated, whether by a massive company

Controversial content and bogus abuse reports have nothing to do with an US (or any other country) copyright law. I think it's unhealthy to call proper abuse handing as "DMCA ignoring&quo

apply. Not to mention, many people use "DMCA ignored" to mean "doesn't kick you out the first time someone sends a bogus complaint" or even "is willing to

Note: we do not allow any mass mailing (i.e SPAM), we do not ignore DMCA like requests, we do not allow VPS/Proxy for customers from Russia, we do not allow TOR related software.

Whenever "DMCA ignored" is marketed, generic copyright infringement is meant, not a specific law as you might think.

try calibour, @Alyx say their service ignore DMCA