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Looks like we need better legislation to combat false DMCA claims -- especially by companies who knowingly and fraudulently claim content that is not their own.

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Mumbo Jumbo

@ThatMumboJumbo

May 19, 2019

Hey @TeamYouTube , @YouTube A company is systematically copyright claiming every video I have ever made, despite me owning the rights to all music used in them. Please tell me I don't have to manually dispute all 1800 claims. Please Retweet. YouTube, your system is broken.

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@Jam45209914

May 19, 2019

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@jasonbaumgartne

These companies should be held accountable. And how is this not rate limited massively?

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@jasonbaumgartne

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@Jam45209914

I don't know if Youtube could rate limit DMCA request because they are legal documents that have to be acted on. If I was Youtube, I'd probably get their legal team involved and sue the offender for malicious use of DMCA and make an example of them.

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@Jam45209914

May 19, 2019

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@jasonbaumgartne

Yes I think that's a good way, make an example. Don't know why they've been letting this happen for so long.