One thing though, Say you have an ASN etc in the US but are based in Europe, what can anyone in the US legally do to you if you do not comply with DMCA complaints?

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You have to add your hosting provider's route object into your IP objects. They can trace back to your hosting provider and still file DMCA.

My current hosting provider already ignores all DMCA takedowns because they dont apply to their country. What I want is to take the provider out of the equation (forwarding emails) and simply get the

It depends what you mean by "DMCA". For insttance:

Your upstream is most likely to have other upstream from USA (such as Level 3), that must comply with USA laws. If you announce, via your provider, ip space that is used for hosting dmca-protected res

As much i can tell, you are "bound" to follow DMCA if you are hosting inside USA else companies would start sending legal notices to you.

I already planned to do that in Europe. But even in USA, technically the hosting provider wouldn't have any issues even if I ignored 100% of the DMCA requests (in theory), correct?

Whether you have a LIR acc and IPs if you are in ARIN - America then you are bound to follow DMCA else someone can take legal actions against you and ... a ton of problems.

* If I then host copyrighted content the actual hosting provider wont get in trouble or receive any DMCA emails, right? All emails will be sent to the whois information on the IP which will be my own

I'm hoping that server providers would be okay with private torrents, since there is a much lower chance of them getting DMCA takedown requests and whatever warnings.

These are DMCA free also.

what Law you know i am breack ? WTF you told me ? i was published all my real details so i dont hide nothing. IF THE FUKING DMCA LaW IS IN THE US what is my problem ? i dont live there , eavean if you

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Bam, start sending your dmca notices to every provider.

Anyone with google can write a DMCA notice.

I've seen some dumb DMCA stuff too. The kind of stuff that makes you start drinking early.

But like i said before, DMCA rather chooses to go after the small fish instead of the real problem because this approach generates unlimited profit for them.