CloudFlare would still respond to DMCA requests and forward the complaints to the site owner and hosting provider (we can't take content down, however, so that would be up to the hosting provider).

no need to go offshore. We are a onshore company that ignores dmca. we follow local laws not american laws.

DMCA should be ignored everywhere outside the US. Local law is a different topic of course. It really depends what the OP wants to host and whether it could violate the local laws of his hosting and p

allow is legal torrents that don't lead to DMCA issues later on. If you're going to start causing problems for them by running illegal torrents, they will just shutdown your service and soon enough w

Wether or not they're obeyed is another thing entirely. Hosts may not want the annoyance of clients that generate them but a DMCA is not valid in the United Kingdom. If our laws were followed to the l

(Quote)

well of course this breaks terms of service, but as i said i have no intention on spying on my customers. we act quick on abuse reports (with the exception on DMCA which we ignore) and block high risk

(Quote)

It's not my business to see what customers are doing. if they are breaking the rules ( and we get a abuse notification action would be taken with the exception of DMCA notices which we ignore)

I mean yeah okay London is like one of the main if not biggest internet hubs in the world, but that is all dragged down by the overall faggotry with privacy and DMCA compliance.

Don't get many real DMCA requests, so no comment there.

(Quote)

only prq.se is offshore and ignoring dmca hosting?

(Quote)

This again, OP frontends are cheaper than hosts that allows you to get lots of dmca reports, and it's safer as they only get to the frontends and not your actual server

(Quote)

I am looking for the best and cheapest offshore web hosting that ignores DMCA for my project (example links to the broadcast of the German,US television) , and i want also that the payment method is b

The UK seems to be more DMCA compliant and has worse privacy laws than other EU countries, I personally would recommend an EU host over a UK host.

(Quote)

(Quote)