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>A proper DMCA notice (yes, you can send improper ones...) is supposed to contain a statement made under penalty of perjury saying you are or represent the owne
by StanislavPetrov 3y ago
>A proper DMCA notice (yes, you can send improper ones...) is supposed to contain a statement made under penalty of perjury saying you are or represent the owner of the allegedly infringed upon work.
I'm aware of numerous cases where this was not the case, but I haven't ever seen anyone ever prosecuted for making a false statement in regards to a DMCA notice. Does anyone know of an actual case where someone faced legal jeopardy for a false DMCA notice?
- Natsu 3y agoThere were one or maybe two cases that settled out of court, but they were about the claimed infringement being bogus, not that the person filing the notice didn't have the copyright they claimed to be infringed upon.