Anyway, remember this when you think arming law enforcement or others with more takedown powers, and assume they'll only be used for good...
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This is an insane story. Someone faked a takedown letter to @cloudflare from the NJ AG, leading the company targeted (3d plans for firearm parts company) to sue. AG's office goes hunting and can't find anyone who sent takedown. Cloudflare notes it came from a Slovak proxy...https://twitter.com/techdirt/status/1096096117727653889 …
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If only the law wasn't written so poorly that the recipients always have to act first & then consider much later it was all fake.
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I feel like there’s a point here about costs. If people will go to these lengths (or defraud courts as
@VolokhC has revealed) to obtain legally improper takedowns, what do we expect to happen when sending a platform a bogus legal accusation is free (as in EU now)?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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PGP. Not just for outlaws. *snicker*
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Think about digital signatures.
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this reminds me of the story that's going around now of dmca takedowns being used to extort poeple out of their domains/accounts so after faked engagament and faked outlets and even fake sponsorships the only logical conclusion is fake athorities/rightsholders coolcoolcool
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