No. Companies have a legally defensible narrative: 1. People were using Rhinna's songs without permission in large numbers. 2. The company wrote a pro

No. Companies have a legally defensible narrative: 1. People were using Rhinna's songs without permission in large numbers. 2. The company wrote a program to automatically send out a takedown notice to violators 3. Whoops, the program made a mistake. We didn't mean to. If you, dalore, write a takedown bot, it's obvious from the start you are acting in bad faith because there is no epidemic of people pirating dalore songs. I do think that companies here are "acting in good faith" in so much as I do not think they are misrepresenting their intentions. I don't think Sony has a conspiracy to increase it's revenue by monetizing Minecraft gamer channels. However, the law is written in such a way that there is no penalty for companies that write low precision, high recall, dumpster-fire grade take-down bot software.