How do some IPTV sites keep their homepage on Google after DMCA?

My previous clients also faced this problem. I solved it using this technique:

I kept the homepage neutral and removed all copyrighted content. Only original and safe content was kept on Google. If a DMCA notice occurred, I followed the counter-notice or takedown process. With continuous compliance and original content, the homepage can remain visible.
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Hey,
I’m a bit confused and hoping to get some advice. My site recently got a DMCA notice from Google, and most of my pages were removed from search results.
I noticed that many IPTV websites have had DMCA notices since 2017, but their homepages are still showing on Google.
How do they manage that? Do they just keep the homepage neutral, or is there a trick I’m missing?
Any experiences would be really appreciated.
Thanks!
the main idea here is that there is no automatic site wide restriction due to the DMCA process. thus, google can take down the URLs specified in the notices but not affect the others. that is y one can see the ranking of the IPTV homepage even when it seems that they have found a way out of this probllem.
 
yes. I am using the following either shared/cpanel or VPS from buyvm.net, the-online.com, vsys, alexhost, and some russian hosts too. Also dedi server from spectraip and privatelayer. though that too much costly.
Could you please provide me with some names of Russian hosting providers, and do you have any experience with them?
 
you can use hostings and domains that avoid DMCA
:) What your recommendation based on your experiences do you think that hosting providers from Russian those who present themselves as ignoring DMCA complaints Are they really ignoring DMCA, or is it just advertising to attract customers?
 
i think that Google does not automatically remove an entire website after a DMCA notice. Valid copyright complaints are generally handled on a URL-by-URL basis, so a homepage may remain indexed if it was not specifically identified in a valid notice or if Google determines that the reported URL does not clearly infringe copyright.
 
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