Yup, most providers dont allow Tor exit nodes because of abuse, DMCA complaints, spam, and IP reputation issues. Especially under $10/month. Under $5, even fewer providers allow them because the margi

You can use for backups, video storage or even use as reverse proxy. DMCA is ignored.

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i can see alexhost.com offering DMCA UK VPS at this moment.

so, you should find some DMCA ignore servers for your project, consider it's a small project, i think you need spend $80-$100 per month on servers. just do the math before you take action

emm, that's a problem, the videos against DMCA

if anyone proposes DMCA ignore services, he has his own policy, right? Having an offshore location can unrestrict some policies, not all.

Which makes it more or less same as DMCA. So they are kind of obligated to.

I highly doubt there's zero. Of course they can enforce whatever they want even if they're not obligated to, even Zimbabwean laws. Note that I'm also speaking about DMCA specifically, which is an Amer

But in reality you will see zero Canadian DMCA-free hosts. Almost the same with UK.

You know - portscans, bruteforce, spam - whatever is not DMCA related but lands your

the only thing you should care about is B2 is an US company, they don't like DMCA, just don't get DMCA complaint

Why? The DMCA is a US law, and last I checked Canada is not the 51st state.

Yeah - that's more complicated. We're a legal, registered business and ignoring DMCA requests would almost certainly be against the Canadian criminal code.

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and not resistant to dmca

with valid process, NCMEC, transit and valid DMCA are handled by a human).

where is your DMCA disclaimer or AUP or TOS?

They don't have to act on the American law DMCA, but the Netherlands still has their own copyright law, and they still have to act if there's a court order or similar.

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