thanks, i was able to sort this by emailing the hosting company hosting the site.
but i have apache 2 and nginx as reverse proxy
if i was able to identify where the scraper was located would be good but i wasnt able to do so till the end
how can i ban public proxies, i wont mind doing that for...
okay guys, i mailed the hosting company on dmca a couple of hours ago and i decided to check out the site again and to my surprise the whole site has a different content entirely. he literarily transformed it into a porn site.
Good for me the problem has been resolved but it is really a big deal...
I'm not sure how this would work but he made sure that my domain name is replaced by his. so if I put a canonical tag back to me my domain name will be replaced by his.
I'm trying to implement your suggestion, the code i found online to prevent iframe actually broke my server and caused Internal Server Error on my server but after i removed it from .htaccess everything went back to normal Header set X-FRAME-OPTIONS "deny"
i really dont know how to implement...
Lets take a movie streaming site or a porn reupload site as an example do you think google will respond to dmca claim from such a site, the content on my site is not mine but i am not directly affecting anybody since my site is kind of similar to the above example though not in the same niche
i once trired to add a dmca in the content but the link to my site was replaced automatically and with the speed at which my site is being copied it definitely cant be done manually. No matter what or when i make changes or add a new post to my site it gets replicated in seconds and that cant be...
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