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Actually, he provided 'delete link to content' access to the content and so if 10 different links with 10 different names were used to access the same content,
by jonnycowboy 15y ago
Actually, he provided 'delete link to content' access to the content and so if 10 different links with 10 different names were used to access the same content, then the content companies would have to click 'delete' 10 times (once for each link) before the content would be deleted.
- dantheman 15y agoWhich makes sense. An infringing use in one case may be legitimate in an another. For instance, you upload a song you created to share with a friend. Someone else uploads it again - due to deduping, both links point to the same file. In the first case, not infringing in the second infringing.