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Additionally, if it's a DMCA request, there are stipulations that it needs to be made in in good faith under penalty of perjury, so hopefully that makes it a bi
by kbenson 5y ago
Additionally, if it's a DMCA request, there are stipulations that it needs to be made in in good faith under penalty of perjury, so hopefully that makes it a bit less likely to go that far for a spurious case, but I'm not sure anyone has ever been found guilty of perjury for this, when AFAIK there are plenty of cases where it was obviously the case, so... who knows.
- gknoy 5y ago> if it's a DMCA request, there are stipulations that it needs to be made in in good faith under penalty of perjury I seem to recall those being notoriously lax.
- judge2020 5y agohttps://smallbiztrends.com/2015/05/fraudulent-dmca-takedown-requests.html#:~:text=Putting%20Teeth%20into%20Fighting%C2%A0Fraudulent%20Takedowns https://smallbiztrends.com/2015/05/fraudulent-dmca-takedown-... The part of the DMCA that requires paying out compensation for knowingly issuing false claims is rarely used.