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using DMCA.com to take down a website when not in the USA

DMCA.com clients are everywhere and represent almost every country on the planet. We have relationships with hosting companies across the world and that is how we can get your stolen content removed quickly. We work all over the world removing copyright infringed/stolen content. Most OSP/SP's have a "DMCA Protocol" to handle their hosted websites infringing on copyright protection. We generally have your content removed within 5 business days.

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DMCA Takedown Fast Tip

Don't send money or a photo ID to hosting companies or website owners to get your content removed. This is a serious privacy violation and is not required within any takedown process, anywhere. If you are told to pay to have your content taken offline it is extortion or a bribe under most laws. If you must pay or follow some other bizarre process to have your content taken offline, do so with a lawyer, inform the police and where possible, have an internet specialist with you. Do not give in to blackmail - do not pay money to anyone. If you pay them once they will come back again and again.

Can I use DMCA.com to takedown a website if I am not in the US?

While the DMCA is part of USA Copyright Law. The DMCA Takedown process described within the law is widely used throughout the world. Most countries accept the standard DMCA Takedown Notice form and process. Although the DMCA Takedown is part of US Copyright law, a DMCA Takedown Notice is often used and accepted throughout the world and not exclusive to the United States. However, many countries have their own copyright laws specifically related to the removal of content from internet service providers and site owners within their borders. Which service providers do and do not accept the standard DMCA takedown notice form and process is dynamic and constantly changing. DMCA.com professionals are aware of these constant changes and are able to convert the information submitted through the standard DMCA Takedown signup form to suit specific countries and/or service providers within the legal process they require.

Who can use DMCA.com to get a website taken down from outside the United States?

content creators/owners
copyright owners
content publishers or distributors (with permission of the content or copyright owners)
NFT owners
code writers and publishers
social media users and participants
subject contained within the content and published without permission (special considerations may be required)

If the list above does not appear to describe your situation click here to ask us about your situation

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What do I need to provide DMCA.com to get a website taken down if I'm not in the United States?

Three main pieces of information are needed to get started filing a DMCA Takedown Notice:

1. Infringing URL

Where on the internet is your stolen content located? What is the link that you want the content removed from? Be sure to provide the URL or website/webpage link of the content you want removed. If the stolen content is an image or video located on a website provide the direct link of the content contained in the site. Copy and paste the infringing text, or provide the URL of the infringing image if required.

An example link would look like: https://www.badguy_site.com/webpage/image_2

2. Source URL

Where was your content located when it was stolen? Was it on your social media profile? Was it from your own website? Provide the exact URL where it was stolen from, even if the content has already been removed from its original location. The original URL is still valuable to the notice. If it was not online you can reference cell phone, computer, or camera etc. If it was online such as a website or cloud storage provide the link to the exact page it was stolen from. You can upload the original content to a cloud storage service and provide that URL with an explanation of where it was originally stolen from.

An example link would look like: https://share.icloud.com/photos/my_original_content

3. Description of Ownership

What is the content owner's name and how was the content stolen? How is this content yours? How do you own it? Did you create it, buy it, copyright it? Who is claiming ownership of the content? Who is authorized to file the DMCA Takedown? When did you create the content and when was the content stolen?

An example description would sound like: "My photo I took of myself on my camera was stolen from my Google Drive and was posted on this website without my knowledge and I would like it removed."

If you are unsure how to collect the information for these three categories the Professional Takedown Team at DMCA.com can help with the answers. Click here to ask us about your situation.

If I'm not in the United States how does DMCA.com get a website taken down?

When content is removed from a website at the request of the owner of the content or the owner of the copyright of the content.

Although the DMCA is part of US Copyright law, a DMCA Takedown does not require the content to be copyrighted in order to process the takedown OR for the request to have the content taken down acted upon by the website owner or ISP.

The fact the content is yours, or in the case of a photo or video the subject is you, can be sufficient enough to request a takedown.

What are examples of DMCA Takedown conditions DMCA.com works with?

when copyright infringing content is removed or "taken down" from a website, by the website owner, upon receipt of a DMCA Takedown Notice from their ISP / Hosting company. This notice is generated by, or on behalf of, the illegally published content owner, distributor, publisher etc.
when copyright infringing content is removed or "taken down" from a website by the website owner upon receipt of a DMCA Takedown Notice from, or on behalf of, the content owner, distributor, publisher etc.
when copyright infringing content is removed or "taken down" from a website by the ISP or Hosting company of the website that is publishing the infringing content. This occurs because the website owner has not voluntarily complied with a DMCA Notice and the ISP or Hosting company must comply with the Takedown notice.
when an infringing website is taken down or "offline" by its ISP or Hosting company. This occurs because the website owner does not voluntarily comply with a Takedown notice as described above.

These actions occur upon receipt of a DMCA Takedown which uses stipulations laid out in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. (DMCA). This Act directly addresses the take down of (copyright) infringed content from a website which is publishing content in violation of copyright protection act or content being used without permission or not in accordance to the sworn statement of the content owner.