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You can't "register URLs with DMCA" (a US federal law). Whatever service the sites registered with would be third-party and unofficial.
by ronsor 2y ago
You can't "register URLs with DMCA" (a US federal law). Whatever service the sites registered with would be third-party and unofficial.
- compootr 2y agoDo they mean "registered" as in they've appointed a DMCA agent?
- j45 2y agoI thought this was common knowledge. There’s a company called DMCA which provides a site badge service. Tied to a url. We know a law can’t be a company, someone or something has to help with it. "IF YOUR CONTENT IS STOLEN WHILE PROTECTED WITH OUR BADGES, WE WILL DO A TAKEDOWN FOR NO CHARGE*" https://www.dmca.com/ https://www.dmca.com/ It’s easy to ask what someone means instead of dismissing them.