You can basically do anything you want as a large corporation when it comes to this stuff. The law doesn't have any teeth, as a smaller player you can't do anyt

You can basically do anything you want as a large corporation when it comes to this stuff. The law doesn't have any teeth, as a smaller player you can't do anything about bogus DMCA notices or legal violations. Many services like Twitter or Chrome Web Store will at best put your content back up a few weeks (or months) later after you file a counter-notice; in some cases they will just nuke your account after a few notices even if the notices were bogus.