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How do VPN companies get away with DMCA?
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DMCA is an American law with American jurisdiction.
But America is the world?
Every time the spaceships come, it's defending the white house, which is the most important house on the planet.
I'm sorry, is this about Independence Day? Or the DMCA?
Yes
Devil may cry: aliens
Nailed it.
And America controls all of the fucking Internet. Especially all main social networks and search engines.
Americans, especially after 9/11 happened, feel entitled to catch criminals (or at least what they deem so) all around the world and beyond.
Okay ... All of that could be true, and then some, and it still wouldn't give the DMCA any legal jurisdiction in Germany, or Mexico, or anywhere else that isn't America..
Is this thread about some moral invective? Or is it about the DMCA?
In a just world where everyone minds their own business, it would be true.
It's the fault of people who live there for not fighting for abolishment of this hellhole of a law.