How to fight with fake DMCA complaints? How to fight with fake DMCA complaints?

1 year ago

Some bad guys are making fake DMCA complaints to remove top sites from Google search results. I am a victim of this. Right now I have received 5000+ fake DMCA complaints against my site.

Fake DMCA complainants use false email, name, address, mobile number and false IP address. To whom should we complain?

I have also guessed that which website owner is doing all this work. Perhaps this is what has removed the content of more than 60 websites from Google and made their own website number 1 website in India.

Being a victim of such activities I want to know can we take some steps for this? Do we have any solution? How to fight with fake DMCA complaints?

Anik

Responded 1 year ago

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A.Firstly, you should consider reaching out to Google and informing them about the situation. Google has a DMCA takedown policy that allows website owners to file a counter-notice against any false DMCA complaints. You should gather evidence that proves that the DMCA complaints are false and submit it to Google as part of your counter-notice.

It may also be helpful to seek legal help to protect your website and your rights. A lawyer can help you gather evidence and take legal action against the individuals who are making false DMCA complaints against your website. They can also help you file a lawsuit against the person who is responsible for removing content from 60 websites and making their own website number one in India.

In addition, you may want to consider using online reputation management tools to monitor and protect your website's reputation. These tools can help you detect any false DMCA complaints or negative reviews and take appropriate action to counteract them.

It's important to take action to protect your website and your rights. Don't hesitate to reach out to legal professionals, online reputation management services, and other resources to help you fight against fake DMCA complaints and protect your website's reputation.

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Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

Responded 1 year ago

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A.Dear Sir,
You have to approach High Court through public interest litigation petition (PIL) through some reputed High Court Advocate.
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