(Quote)

(Quote)

in US no way, since DMCA is US Law.

Do ovh or online pay attention to DMCA requests?

DMCA free? What is that supposed to mean? (Offshore or something)?

I would like to ask you if you know some good reliable providers for real DMCA free dedicated servers in USA or Europe. Budget 80 euros per month. 4 GB ram, dual or quad core.

Practically speaking, ask yourself this: Will my torrenting activity generate frequent and persistent DMCA complaints? If yes, then you could very well be booted off our network. If we're not receivin

If your biggest concern is DMCA, nobody is going to care about it, much less take over your domain.

Sorry I should of said DMCA. I'm not U.S based. But my country is best buddies with U.S.

There's no such thing as "DCMA" in U.S. law, it's called DMCA. A U.S.-based VPN operator would be able to use mostly the same template that EFF provides for U.S.-based Tor exit node

Yes, we receive "DMCA" from India, some even include threats, but, while we do tell the sender this is not US and should rephrase according to EU law, if the links to bollywood &

They can process it as a normal abuse notice, and probably they will. DMCA not being applicable in Europe doesn't make uploading copyrighted stuff legal.

Ignoring a DMCA should never be misinterpreted as the provider being willing to ignore what someone is telling them you are doing.

What is not clear to me is how EDIS will respond to DMCA after the TOS update?

We allow VPN, torrents. No DMCA

The only issue I can think of is inode limits and DMCA etc, but unless it's "unlimited" then file storage should be fine on most hosts?

(Quote)

DMCA IGNORED

DMCA is better then Ddos these days. So many providers knee jerk and pull the plugs for total crap.

is fair use, OP just wants to make sure initial DMCA complaint won't be a problem (and doesn't expect the complainant to go any further).