In my third reply in this thread, I state that most host will treat a DMCA as equivalent to their own local version. Any serious host will take THEIR OWN laws seriously, and since DMCA is about copyri

Your point is valid, I think it's just a slight difference of interpretation between you on the validity of using the word DMCA and what it should mean outside the USA.

DMCA is an AMERICAN law, and so does not apply to any other country. Other countries have similar laws, but a DMCA take down request does not automatically translate or qualify as a legitimate take do

There's 100 ways a DMCA process could go down, from a provider simply suspending your account on receiving a manual/automated notice, to every permutation afterwards.

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Would come close, PM me if you want a coupon for 25% off the first month. Unlimited 500mbit and 4x1TB HDD and DMCA ignored (in Poland)

I hope a provider can meet your requirements, but if there was a provider that offered large storage with guaranteed 1gbps and ignored DMCA it would probably not be cheap but I really hope I'm wrong f

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It would be tough. Choose 2: Excellent network speed, Fits your budget, DMCA ignored.

You may think that DMCA is world law, and English must be spoken by all, but advocating oppression is just wrong. Violence is never the answer.

I want to run a torrent. Hope no dmca for public torrent.