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A fake Nintendo lawyer is scaring YouTubers, and it’s not clear YouTube can stop him
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this post was submitted on 27 Dec 2024
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Platforms actually do get more leeway than is usually thought with DMCA takedown requests. If they believe it to be fraudulent, they have every right to disregard it. That's a fact they conveniently try to downplay because they want people to think they have no responsibility for their actions.
Without taking on liability if they are wrong and it was not fraudulent?