DMCA-ignored hosting,
done by the book.

Yes. The DMCA is a US law; it binds US providers, not hosts operating in other countries. We follow the law of each server’s jurisdiction instead. You remain responsible for obeying the law that applies to you and to your content.

We may let you know that a notice arrived, for your information. It is never a takedown request, and you do not need to act on it.

In Romania, the Netherlands and Bulgaria, the EU Digital Services Act applies: a precise, substantiated notice about illegal content must be assessed and can lead to action. Iceland, Switzerland, Moldova and Malaysia are outside the DSA.

Yes, a court in your server’s country can. That is the rule we follow and publish. We inform you first unless the order forbids it, and the request appears in our transparency report.

Child sexual abuse material, malware and botnets, spam and phishing, attacks from our network, and fraud against real people. These are removed immediately, whatever the jurisdiction. See the acceptable use policy.

No. Bulletproof hosts protect abuse; we protect lawful content from foreign pressure and refuse abuse outright. Why the difference matters.