[vezycash]

DMCA works on a "takedown first, ask questions later" basis. Therefore, the solution is to flood YouTube and Google with massive, frivolous DMCA requests targeting the creators of DMCA like Microsoft, Apple, and Disney. They'll solve the problem if it affects them, maybe.

[emilamlom]

DMCA is for user generated content on platforms, so microsoft wouldn't have a lot of surface-area to target. That said, youtube gives preferential treatment to the largest creators and companies. Apple and Disney could easily call up their manager Jerry at Youtube and deal with frivolous takedowns. Small creators often have no direct contact with a human at youtube and have X as their best option for contact. Unless they know the process and have enough money for a lawyer, they're shit out of luck.

[galleywest200]

Large companies just sue people who make false DMCA claims, but small creators cannot afford to do that when large companies make false claims about them. It is a biased system.

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