I'm 99.9% sure that the answer is no.
Personally, I wouldn't worry about it unless it was a big multinational company.
Holdentot_Accfarm
Senior Member
- Feb 7, 2020
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Feels bad man.
Today Internet is getting more and more regulated by big guys with big lawyers with big balls.
Dunno what to say and how to help. Personally I would try to erase anything just fucking anything that indicates your personality, address, co-woners, etc. Try to be not affiliated with the sued domain/business. At least this is what in my opinion.
Today Internet is getting more and more regulated by big guys with big lawyers with big balls.
Dunno what to say and how to help. Personally I would try to erase anything just fucking anything that indicates your personality, address, co-woners, etc. Try to be not affiliated with the sued domain/business. At least this is what in my opinion.
dennisyu
Senior Member
- Jan 9, 2010
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If you click on one of the links in that article you will see that he requested Popcorn Time remove all movies owned by the film studios he represents. So if you have any content owned by his clients you can expect the same request.
This dickhead is basically exploiting the trademark system to make money from domain owners while at the same time making money from film studios he represents.
Personally I would say to you, grow up. You're not in college anymore. Use the money you made and invest it in something that is not going to cause any drama in your life.
I say it depends where you live, if they have a treaty
Will surely have to do something on these lines
Expresso Depresso
Registered Member
- Nov 18, 2019
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If they are suing from a different cuntry than yours most likely nothing will happen.
IGWizzard
Power Member
- Jan 10, 2020
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It should be written in the settlement: that they have no other requests regarding you and your site. Be sure to read it twice and understand everything is writen.
