A valid DMCA notice requires just such a declaration. Which means either: - It does not contain a declaration of truth under penalty of perjury in which case

A valid DMCA notice requires just such a declaration. Which means either: - It does not contain a declaration of truth under penalty of perjury in which case it is invalid - It contains an automated declaration of truth under penalty of perjury. I believe even an automated declaration opens up the declarer to perjury. If it does not, then it is a fraudulent DMCA notice. - It contains manual declaration of truth under penalty of perjury, which would require a human to have reviewed the document and made such a declaration.