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Originally Posted by JesseQuinn
thank you for taking the time to write the above. I really don't know a lot about servers and didn't understand exactly how CDNs work, gracias for a concise and helpful description
^^^that is awesome
I don't think what Konda was describing was a 'loophole' though, more just the impracticality of removing infringing content that can be automatically re-cached at any time.
props to companies that work around that technical limitation like the one you linked above. while they may not be able to effectively remove content on a technical level, CDN's can demand it on an ethical and contract level exactly like this one
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Even LeaseWeb in the Netherlands
forwards DMCA's to their customers and if after 2 notices of no response/non compliance the request is elevated and content taken down. This has been my expreience, it pays to be polite & vigilant. LeaseWeb will also nullroute the IP of the infringing customer, taking them offline, if they are a difficult non compliant customer.
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Originally Posted by JesseQuinn
That's absolutely something that should be encouraged at all companies (I'm looking at you cloudflare  ) |
Cloudflare gives you the persons hosting contact info if they don't take down, it's their policy:
"When presented with a valid complaint we can provide who the web hosting provider is for the site in question." This is at the bottom of their DMCA policy page here
https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en...MCA-complaint-