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Unfortunately, companies have to respond to even grossly incorrect DMCA requests to avoid liability and there's no recourse against abusive requests.
by zucker42 6y ago
Unfortunately, companies have to respond to even grossly incorrect DMCA requests to avoid liability and there's no recourse against abusive requests.
- dragonwriter 6y ago> Unfortunately, companies have to respond to even grossly incorrect DMCA requests to avoid liability No, they don't, because if they are grossly incorrect, there's no liability to avoid. They have to respond to even grossly incorrect though facially valid DMCA requests to avoid the costs of trying to evaluate whether DMCA requests that are facially invalid are sufficiently grossly incorrect as to present no real risk of liability. > there's no recourse against abusive requests. Sure there is, civil action for defamation