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Google cannot automatically determine whether copied content constitutes a copyright violation or is the result of a contractual agreement. To report copied content without authorization, a DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) request must be used, rather than relying on algorithmic detection.
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TL;DR
Google does not automatically detect copyright violations. DMCA requests are necessary to report copied content without authorization. SEOs must understand that algorithms do not handle everything.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Google analyse-t-il lui-même le contenu dupliqué ?
Non, Google ne peut pas détecter automatiquement les violations de droits d'auteur sans signalement.
Dans quel délai le contenu dupliqué est-il retiré après une demande DMCA ?
Le délai peut varier en fonction de la complexité du cas et des preuves fournies.
Peut-on automatiser le signalement DMCA ?
Non, une intervention humaine est nécessaire pour collecter et soumettre la documentation requise.
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