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It's so ridiculous that if you generate completely pseudorandom white noise and upload it, there will be copyright claims on it.
by 29athrowaway 4y ago
It's so ridiculous that if you generate completely pseudorandom white noise and upload it, there will be copyright claims on it.
- rasz 4y agoIts ridiculous that after someone claims your noise you just lie down and take it.
- 29athrowaway 4y agoThe copyright fraud is so vast that there are fake artists with fake albums, fake songs and fake compilations of those. They take a song, rename it under a fake name, and then when you upload the actual song you get a copyright claim from the fake song. They especially do this with small and traditional record labels that do not have an online presence.
- jazzyjackson 4y agoContent ID automatically finds a copyright holder to pay with ads on your video of white noise. It's an automated system that Google built, and it's ridiculous. This is not about one creator vs another and filing counter-claims via DMCA, this is about extra-judicial automated bureaucracies designed by Google.
- stock_toaster 4y agoI wonder how many of the ContentID claims are actually even real. With so little transparency, maybe the system just generates fake ones to pad earnings?