How to take down the piracy website that does not respond to DMCAs
<p>Suppose that an app developer, A, finds that a website is distributing copies of A's copyrighted app, without permission. A has sent DMCA takedown notices to the site, but has received no response.</p>
<p>Suppose that the site also  hosts Micro$oft apps and apps by other major companies.</p>
<p>Suppose alos that  the site  made some clever download link system where the actual files are downloaded from random servers that are not easy to track.  The  links expire so links cannot be shared to the operators of those download servers:</p>

<p>If a website takes down something that infringes on your copyright because of a DMCA request, the legal effect is that you can’t sue the website, only the person who put the content on the website.</p>
<p>If a website doesn’t respond to a DMCA request, then you can sue the person responsible AND the website. And that’s what you would have to do: Sue them.</p>
<p>And in extreme cases copyright infringement can be criminal; in that case the police might go after the website.</p>

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