Just like when someone says "They stole my content" even if it's a properly filed DMCA notice, first thing I'm doing is checking if the content is even there. If it isn't, I'm pushin

While I understand the legal implications, I’m sensitive to the idea that people can be accused of CP and taken down without verification (like the time someone sent a DMCA notice claiming it, and not

I think the OP didn't ask for bulletproof DMCA ignore, but just for fair hosts, that give you a little time to respond to DMCA. I was actually surprised how some hosts handle DMCA. I received a DMCA n

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Alexhost, privatelayer, 2x4 ignores fully DMCA.

We have seen some of it, in partifular in the CDN part of our federation. You know, football/sport event re-streaming. And we typically get the DMCA from the vendor and deal with them through our team

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I have a site that only provides a reverse proxy and does not host any content, which received a DMCA complaint send to the hosting provider (usually only to Google).

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go for an offshore provider where a few dmca can be ignored.

- CAN-SPAM, Copyright, DMCA, and other related US laws must be strictly followed.

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buy an hetzner cloud, install windows from iso then do download/upload for whatever you want (except torrent cuz can get dmca), in the cheapest vm i can burst 2 Gbps using google drive

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Fyi. Buyvm lux also ignores US DMCA but is always out of stock (specially slabs)

I asked them because I run an Image Hosting site that might or might not receive a few DMCA's. They told me "All content notices are handled strictly, the client with the content must respond

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