I'm surprised Russia / China / North Korea aren't using this process against dissidents and activists. If you're not reachable by American law enforcement, it s

I'm surprised Russia / China / North Korea aren't using this process against dissidents and activists. If you're not reachable by American law enforcement, it seems like such a low-effort way to remove any content off the internet that you don't like. Getting access to the real names and addresses of these people is a nice bonus too; I'm sure their intelligence services would have plenty of uses for this information. If there's one way of making the DMCA (and similar legislation around the world) go away, spinning it as an anti-free-speech law with national security concerns is probably it, especially considering the upcoming US administration.