Just send to host DMCA request and await his response. Usually, even that DMCA work only for USA, it's already standard format to announce your rights on any media files own by you. Many countries has

Recently my friends private images were leaked online in multiple websites and few websites were hosted in USA so I sent a DMCA notice and the images were removed. But one website is hosted in Netherl

Then run on the dmca ignored server:

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so using dmca-free vps to reverse proxy to main server?

Just get a DMCA ignored VPS from incognet @MannDude and reverse proxy it, no more issues due to DMCA.

unfortunately i cant, its dmca issue tbh, but im looking for scapegoat for now until i can afford on much expensive offshore dedicated server after my adsense is payout about 1 week from now :sadge:

* Obviously free migration tickets, billing, DMCA etc will not receive this type of attention.

Needs to be Litespeed powered for the heavier sites, also DMCA ignored, don't really care about dedicated IPs

This seems like a variation on those frequent requests for DMCA-ignored providers that are tolerated without comment here on LowEndTalk. Is there a good reason to want a DMCA-ignored provider other th

DMCA is means nothing outside USA, and nobody will give your info out based on DMCA, as it can be sent legitimately or even forged by anyone.

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i want peace, i was okay with speedyPage until dmca complain,

grab a cheap VPS, add apache mod reverse proxy to it and point to your speedypage hosting. When DMCA comes it will go to your vps provider. Since no content is hosted there, just ignore it. For this g

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Edited: we are not DMCA ignored I didn't read that part

You must understand that a DMCA is not a court order.

enterprise plan (3x the resources + dedicated ip) But it’s not dmca ignored.

So i have a VPN with a DMCA ignored VPS provider that I use for torrents and geolocation, recently its been only working for a few mins a day then all packets are blocked.

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