As I said, you can use the torrent protocol, but if you generate DMCA reports etc then they are acted on.

As provider said - they arent going to stop you from torrenting. But you cant get DMCA notice. so using proxy and/or private should be fine if you can "not get notice".

I am just disappointed with vultr's action when they can just simply shut it down or suspend it then report to DMCA that proper action where taken (server is now offline)

* DMCA ignored.

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Also, a single movie doesn’t get you a DMCA complaint… it’s more than that.

yeah, It is my fault. I wish they have extended the consideration and just shut it down not deleting it totally. Shutdown means the DMCA is served, they still earn and I can still have the little chan

you know and having the server shutdown means DMCA report is success.

down. I check the client dashboard and found a DMCA report and it seems like the previous owner of the IP done something wrong (It also found on the ip blacklist) anyway they shutdown the server and

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I'm with the OPs. They can shut it down, suspend it, or disconnect the internet, not delete the VM. Not all the DMCA reports are real, so think of filing a fake report and have all your competitor's w

I believe Google Cloud and AWS allow the hosting of DMCA content /s.

i have a very best suggest for you next provider. no DMCA problem.

Apparently, I got a DMCA notice on one of our vultr instance running openvpn and a google map script which stores our client data (nginx+php).

ovh has way better ddos protection and insanely cheap ipv4 while hetzner shit ddos protection and now Hella expensive ips, also ovh is a lot more lax when it comes to abuse and dmca complaints, but th

If the customer accepts the blame but argues he should be allowed to spam, for example, because the laws of his country allow that, or that DMCA is an american law so he should be allowed to do IP inf

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DMCA.