Ko te pūngao whakakōrero whakarerekē DMCA

He aha e tika ai te whakarongo

Ko te mōhiohio whakakore i raro i te 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3) e whakahau ana anake ki tētahi kaihautū kia mahi mēnā e ono ngā huānga tauwhāiti. Ko te nuinga o ngā whakakoretanga ka pōturi, kāore i te pōturi te whakapuaki, engari nā te mea kāore te mōhiohio i te kotahi, ā, ka whakaaetia e te kaihautū kia whakakāhoretia. Kei roto i tēnei kaihanga ngā mea e ono katoa:

1. A physical or electronic signature of the copyright owner or their agent
2. Identification of the copyrighted work claimed to be infringed
3. Identification of the infringing material and where it is located
4. Contact information for the complaining party
5. A statement of good-faith belief that the use is not authorised
6. A statement, under penalty of perjury, that the information is accurate and you are authorised to act

Ki te kore e whakaae te pae ki a koe

Ko te nuinga o nga kaihanga e tukuna ana he imeli kotahi, kāore e mōhio, ā, kāore e mahi te tukanga. I te nuinga o te wā ka mahi — he nui ake i te hipanga kotahi anake, ā, tata tonu ki te kore e kīia e tētahi he aha rātou.

1. Send to the host. The site's designated DMCA agent. Most legitimate hosts act within 1–14 days because ignoring a valid notice costs them their safe-harbour protection.
2. Go upstream to the actual hosting provider. If the site ignores you, find who hosts it and send the same notice there. Hosts have far more to lose than the site does and will often pull the whole account.
3. Go to the CDN or proxy. Many of these sites sit behind a proxy. The proxy will usually not remove content, but will forward your notice and disclose the real host, which is what you need.
4. De-index with the search engines. Google and Bing both accept DMCA notices. This does not remove the content but it removes the traffic — which is most of the damage, since almost nobody types these URLs directly.
5. Report to the payment processor. If the infringing site takes payments, its processor has policies against infringing merchants and moves faster than any host.
6. Go to the registrar. Last resort, slowest, occasionally decisive when the whole site is dedicated to infringement.

Ko te hipanga e whakarerekētia ana e te nuinga o te tangata

Ka whakaaetia e Google me Bing ngā whakapuakitanga DMCA, ā, ka tangohia e te tangohanga o tētahi pātaka mai i te rapu te nuinga o te mōrearea, ahakoa kei te noho te faila i runga i te ira - tata tonu ki te kore e tātuhia e tētahi ngā URLs, ka kitea e rātau mā te rapu i tōna ingoa. Mēnā e mahi ana koe i tētahi mea anake i muri i te imeli tuatahi, ka mahi tēnei.

I mua i te tuku

• Ka whakamahia tōna ingoa tūturu. Ko te whakapuakitanga o te whakawāteatanga te mea e hoatu ana ki te mōhiohio i tōna kaha. He iti iho te mōhiohio i whakawhiwhia ki te ingoa whakatangitangi, ā, ka whakakāhoretia pea.
• Ka taea te whakawhiti i tōna ingoa me tōna āhua anō ki te kaitautoko. I te nuinga o te wā ka haere haere ngā kaihautū ki te mōhiohio i te mea i whiwhi. Mēnā he āwangawanga haumaru, ka taea e te ratonga whakakore, te kaiwhakaari rānei te whakapuaki i a koe hei māngai — ko te take matua kei reira ēnei ratonga.
• Ko te mahi anake e kī ana ko koe. Ko te mōhiohio hē mātauranga e mau ana i te kawenga tūturu.
• Whakataki i ngā pūkete. Ko ngā rā, ngā kaiwhiwhi me ngā whakautu e hira ana mēnā ka nui haere.

Kāore anō tātau kia rokiroki i tētahi mea ki tēnei wāhi

Ka whakaputaina e tēnei pātū te mōhiohio i roto i tō tātau hautanga whakataki, ā, kāore e pupuri i tētahi tārua. Kāore anō tātau ki te tono mō ngā ihirangi anō — he whakaahuatanga anake o te kōrero. Mēnā e hiahia ana koe ki te whai i ngā waipuke me ngā whakarerekētanga i roto i te wā, kei roto i te taupānga, ā, i reira anake e rokiroki ana tātau i ngā URL, kāore i te noho i tō tātau mahi.