I doubt that you get repeating DMCA messages when you are not in business with the USA. If this happens and you find it annoying just add it to the spamlist.

Look, I don't like the ISP-policing-customers situation either, but I can understand why a low end provider doesn't want a customer paying 5€/month and getting repeated DMCA notices each month. Someti

if you provide a service outside the USA and aren't living over there then I assume you do ignore any incoming DMCA requests because it wouldn't be of your concern. they do not even have the right to

Distribution of copyrighted works is. DMCA obviously doesn't apply but it can be processed like any other abuse notification.

DMCA shouldn't be a issue with a Italy server provider.

@Mark_R I suppose they do as long as you aren't a < gingerbread man > about it (abusing I/O or DMCA notices).

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So the DMCA itself was not applicable in the first place. The question is now if the request itself was valid (according to French law) and they simply took it as regular complaint. If not they were a

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OVH send me DMCA notices. When I replied asking if it's absolutely required, they said yes.

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I've never received any DMCAs on my kimsufi seedbox. Tons of seedboxes on the OVH network.

Inception Hosting is DMCA friendly, they are considered just like standard abuse reports, you are given 24 hours to respond to the report detailing the following:

People always say "DMCA friendly" but to me that sounds like they comply with DMCAs.

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@Nyr - TOS and DMCA policy are under review. Take them with a pinch of salt for the timebeing.

What's up with the TOS and DMCA policy?

@Rallias, Russia are actually quite nice with the USA companies and stuff, so if US companies files DMCA takedown, the Russian provider would actually have to comply.

Torrenting is tolerate. But, DMCA notice are respected if we receive, and port speed is blocked to 100 mb/s to avoid a bottleneck.