How To Submit DMCA to Google?

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Hi, I've looked this up but Google's "send report" page just goes round in a loop.

It's really infuriating:

https://support.google.com/legal/tro.../1114905?hl=en

You select something, it does some pretty ajax movement.... then nothing.

You can click "next" and you will be asked to log into Google plus. Then after that you can do it all over again!

I've cleared cache/cookies etc, I don't know why it's simply not working! Any one have any suggestions?

Cheers.
#search engine optimization #dmca #google #submit
  • Banned
    Strange, I havent had an issue. What do you want to submit your DMCA to? Blogger? Or something else?
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  • Perhaps just a temporary glitch. Try again a few minutes late to see if it works
  • There's the link Mick

    https://www.google.com/webmasters/to...ca-notice?rd=1
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  • Google got back to me, we had to go back and forth because they mis-read the original request but...

    the offending URLs were removed within 17 days. I'm impressed, I wasn't expecting them to be very helpful, even if it is the law!
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    • Big black hatter like you goes running to Johnny Law when your SERPS tank. Now that's comedy
    • Honestly, anything to do with the law, they are going to respond to and comply with ASAP. The way lawsuits fly around in the U.S., they are a giant target.
  • Hi,
    Congratulations that you solve your problem well many time these kind of issues are temporary so don't worry about it.
  • Google has to respond to any correctly formatted legal takedown. Otherwise, they're Kim Dotcom and they could face the same type of trouble he did.
  • There are three general stages when it comes to filing DMCA complaints:

    Filing the complaint with the person who posted the stolen content
    Filing the complaint with that individual's web host
    Filing the complaint with Google
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