Well, hello! If you found this article from a Google search, odds are good you just received a DMCA Copyright Infringement Notice from your host.
This typically means only one thing: you stole some content, got busted for it, and are now frantically trying to figure out what to do!
Don't worry, we are here today to help you out.
While we have not received DMCA notices ourselves, we have sent them to those who have stole from us. This article is our way of letting you know, from a content creator's perspective, what you should do. And that is pretty simple: remove the content as per the DMCA notice!
We weren't joking when we said it is simple, and in this one we're going to go into detail why that is.
Disclaimer: We are not lawyers and the below does not constitute legal advice. This article is our opinion based off of our experience filing DMCA notices against content thieves only and our understanding of copyright law. If you have any doubts about what to do after receiving a DMCA notice, contact an attorney.
