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I've been running an exit node on EC2 for a few months and I've only received 1 DMCA notice and I responded that I was running a tor node and was not legally re
by bryogenic 15y ago
I've been running an exit node on EC2 for a few months and I've only received 1 DMCA notice and I responded that I was running a tor node and was not legally responsible for the traffic I was producing and it was resolved. Their EULA does not explicitly prevent you from doing this so if you don't mind dealing with the feigning bulldogs every once in a while it's not that bad.
- farsmith 15y agoCould you be more specific? Did anyone from Amazon have to intervene? Or was it enough to show the EULA?
- bryogenic 15y agoAmazon sent the DMCA on behalf of the copyright owners, I responded with the EULA and a up front response about what I was using my image for, saying if I was in violation I would terminate my image immediately. They said thanks for explaining the situation and I haven't heard anything since then.
- dfc 15y agoI always thought that "not legally responsible for traffic" was the best guess at the legal theory. Is there now actual precedence supporting your statement?