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by jopsen 2683 days ago
You can be fairly sure it'll be interpreted to apply to apps as well..

Maybe if you make a non-networked service. Good luck with that :)

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What about open source chat apps if the developer can't enforce the use of copyright filters he would be liable too?
Well, FTA, you have to grow your service big first..

If you grow it big and make no money then you're likely have other problems :)

If you grow it big and make money, then you can afford to do a little filtering.

disclaimer: I'm in no way fan of this stuff.. just saying it might be as pointless as the cookie-law.

stretching out a bit here i think a chat app, that destroys "offending" content, such as [https://pastebin.com/] could be safe, but if that app allows copy pasta that might be a problem, lets say song lyrics, or movie subtitles, or leaked manuscript, or moviescripts.