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1. Add a ToS to the EasyList website that prohibits this sort of abuse. (I don't see any currently.) 2. Send a cease and desist letter to the app creator. 3.
by runlevel1 4y ago
1. Add a ToS to the EasyList website that prohibits this sort of abuse. (I don't see any currently.)
2. Send a cease and desist letter to the app creator.
3. If they don't respond, also send a C&D to Google demanding they cease distribution of the malware responsible for the DDoS.
Anyone can send a cease and desist -- it's just cautionary letter. You aren't obligated to follow through with the threatened legal action.
It doesn't have the force of law behind it, but it'll at least get their attention.
(IANAL)
- Phelinofist 4y agoWould someone in India care about a C&D letter sent from someone, say, in Europe or the US? I don't think so
- sinuhe69 4y agoIt’s not just somebody. If it’s from the creator of the things your livelihood depends on, you better pay attention.
- account42 4y agoA C&D not coming from either a law firm or at least a big company is likely to go straight to the trash.