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Yes and yes. Whenever a DMCA takedown notice is filed with Google the allegedly infringing URL is quickly removed from the SERP. Google will notify you (and th
by ducklingquack 3y ago
Yes and yes. Whenever a DMCA takedown notice is filed with Google the allegedly infringing URL is quickly removed from the SERP. Google will notify you (and the public) in following ways:
1. Publishing the request on lumendatabase.org
2. Informing you through the Search Console (which has a delay of a few days)
3. Publishing the removal on Google Transparency Report website
4. Publishing a note at the bottom of the SERP mentioning that a website was not featured on the results due to a DMCA takedown notice with a link to lumendatabase
Google takes the ”I trust you bro” stance and delists your URL until (if ever) you file a DMCA counter notification which can be done through Google (can look up the link if you need it).
- chayesfss 3y ago[dead]
- ixwt 3y agoI don't necessarily think it's "I trust you bro", I think it's more "Section 230 requires us to delist any content immediately until a counter claim is filed to maintain safe harbor protections". But I'm not a lawyer. Just listened and read a lot about this kind of content.