@bruh21 dmca ignored

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hosting these files due to the anime companies DMCA taking down the videos fast. We just host our own cluster for it and disguise it as an invite-only video hosting platform but it is proxied through

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a script to change links every 24/36 hours so DMCA requests will go to a 404 link so ddos-guard won't try increase prices on me. The prices are way lower this way than when I was in privatelayer with

But Koddos is offshore and is registrated in Belize and other places. Some people and feedback I have been read they are resistant against DMCA and abuses.

AlexHost is probably the most financially sensible out of all of them, although they make the mistake the others don't: they advertise as being a DMCA ignore host (much like BlueAngelHost and a few ot

Words are just words. The promise and the truth is what we should value instead "words saying we don't suspend for dmca" but in their TOS is written there.

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if you said: "I will reject DMCA's", and what it basically means is that if you re-send the same notice, but if you format it differently, we're going to accept it. Even though the

Any clauses about the DMCA are not applicable outside of the USA. If the notice only mentions the DMCA and associated infractions and remedies, then I'm not sure it's a legally-binding notice in other

A copyright notice is valid whether it is formatted and sent as a DMCA notice, EUCD notice, or rather, as a "copyright notice". When something is sent in good faith (like a copyright

as is every hosting provider with no operations in the USA. DMCA is only a US law and has no jurisdiction outside the USA.

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There are a lot of providers in Russia that simply give 0 shits about dmca.

If this is your list that you're promoting, please update our information. We're DMCA ignored in Amsterdam, and likely one of the most privacy friendly options available.

I may ask @jsg @Maounique what you think about russia? I had recently read your feedback in Ukraine thread, what about using russia as hosting for dmca?