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Dealing with the police is time consuming too whenever something serious (other then DMCA) happens. lol

Although the DMCA is a U.S. domestic law, the act of making a work available for public transmission is illegal in the Berne Convention and WIPO countries.

And in addition to @charlie: DMCA is USA specific law. But it's become common internet termin for all requests related to intellectual property protection. And in most country (include France, Germany

NO. In the US, DMCA reigns supreme.

I’m quite curious. I’m new in the whole DMCA world and haven’t really read up on it enough.

But careful with just laughing them off! They still do control a vast part of IT incl. most major backbones plus they still have a lot of business leverage. E.g. unless one is a rather small regional

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We also not processing DMCA request, however, not because we are supporting illegal things, but, first torrent and similar thinks are not illegal in Hungary (downloading movies for personal usage), in

The closest you get to DMCA ignored hosting is providers that ignore copyright/DMCA infringement claims until the police show up with a court order.

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Ok... So which country does ignore dmca that has an infrastructure that I can buy a dedi there?

Not all providers want to receive spam of DMCA notices in their mailbox and that's fine.

https://alexhost.com/colocation/ < they ignore DMCA (Moldova)

Like others have said. DMCA is a USA specific thing that some providers (regardless of geographic location) respect. Usually since it’s just “easier to terminate the client for doing the naughty thing

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DMCA is only US law, it can be ignored by every country, however, some country have their own copyright protection law, where a DMCA mail can be looked at as a copyright violation, like Germany. Hetnz

I never had any dmca notice when using kimsufi..