How To Avoid DMCA and Encrypt "Src" Iframe?
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mainceaft
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what you mean , even if you were able to hide iframe how could that be good for you ,
Bob Hensley
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Let's say you could securely encrypt the source of the iframe. Then what? The user right clicks it and opens it in a new tab. Unencrypted URL, right in plain view.
Or, let's say that's not possible. The user has an active connection to the source of the iframe. Either via their browser's developer tools, or a networking tool, they can easily get the location of the iframe. After all, their computer must make a valid connection to it in order to render it in the iframe.
Your method here isn't going to work. And even if you do work around this, you're displaying the copyrighted content on the domain people are knowingly visiting. Why wouldn't they just issue the DMCA to that domain directly? Who cares where it's primarily coming from... they have you displaying it. That's classic DMCA grounds.
Highr0ll34
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Try Netu.tv
Their player is dmca proof.
Their player is dmca proof.
5nook
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hi!
you can reply in DM ? ) THX!
Highr0ll34
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There's nothing else to say. Netu.tv
5nook
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Sorry you not unrestand me, I send you DM few days ago, you can check pls, maybe its interested you. Thx!
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Someone bumped your old thread so I guess this is active discussion again now.
99% of the time DMCA's get filed because someone saw your content. So no use encrypting the url and source code, it's what people see on the page.