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This isn't a copyright issue. DMCA doesn't apply.

• lazide 11mo ago
  False DMCA claims are commonly used to take down videos like this.
  • jeremyjh 11mo ago
    And were not in this case.
    • lazide 11mo ago
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      • thaumasiotes 11mo ago
        Read the article.
        • lazide 11mo ago
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          • thaumasiotes 11mo ago
            > They don’t even attribute their quotes, and there is no screenshots I can see of these supposed notices either. You'd see them, if you read the article. Look for the big image with the caption saying "Source:". I should warn you that you'll have to make it through seven (7) sentences of text before you get there. As a side note, not a single word of your comment just now is true. Did you think no one would notice?
            • lazide 11mo ago
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              • Fairburn 11mo ago
                Have you?
                • lazide 11mo ago
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              • jeremyjh 11mo ago
                It's the fourth sentence in the piece. >Two weeks ago, Rich had posted a video on installing Windows 11 25H2 with a local account. YouTube removed it, saying that it was "encouraging dangerous or illegal activities that risk serious physical harm or death." Stop embarrassing yourself.
            • tomhow 11mo ago
              > You'd see them, if you read the article. Look for the big image with the caption saying "Source:". Please don't don't sneer at fellow community members on HN. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
• kevin_thibedeau 11mo ago
  DMCA covers circumvention of protection measures.
  • AnthonyMouse 11mo ago
    That's Section 1201. The takedown bit is Section 512. They're two different things. It's also not clear how an informational YouTube video would be either a circumvention tool or an act of circumvention if nothing in the video itself is infringing.