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Kim claims that he gave Hollywood companies direct DB delete access for anything they didn't like, in addition to DMCA takedown request processing. There are a
by fareesh 9y ago
Kim claims that he gave Hollywood companies direct DB delete access for anything they didn't like, in addition to DMCA takedown request processing.
There are arguments suggesting that he and his team knew that there was illegally copied content on his servers and they did nothing about it of their own volition. Is there a law that says that if you see something that was uploaded and you don't believe that it's licensed, you are legally obligated to suo moto delete it? Genuine question
- ElCapitanMarkla 9y agoI believe part of the case here was that they would hash uploaded content, only storing unique files once but would create a new link to the content each time someone uploaded it. And when they received the DMCA requests they only took down the reported link rather than all of the links to that file.