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Must have been one of those useless 80% micro services. /s Doesn't this have legal ramifications? I was pretty sure that studios etc. have contracts with compa
by sschueller 4y ago
Must have been one of those useless 80% micro services. /s
Doesn't this have legal ramifications? I was pretty sure that studios etc. have contracts with companies like Twitter where Twitter guarantees some sort of effort to prevent copyrighted movies being uploaded in exchange of not being taken to court and held accountable.
- tjpnz 4y agoIf you read further down it says that Twitter staff would need to respond to individual DMCA complaints if they didn't have this system.
- toss1 4y agoThere's a whole lotta comments on that thread about angering The Mouse, one pointing out that 'Musk thinks he's hardcore? He hasn't yet dealt with the angry Mouse'. And, downchain, there's a tweet posting the first 2:30 of Avatar (Disney), and many mentions of a bunch of the Fast & Furious films (Universal) posted in their entirety in 2:30 long clips. Monday 10 AM will be interesting for the Twitter legal team. Oh, right, seems they were mostly fired . . .