Official statement
URLs removed following a DMCA request are publicly visible in Google's transparency report. Infringing websites must be aware that these actions are made public.
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TL;DR
URLs removed due to DMCA are publicly visible in Google's transparency report. Websites need to understand that these actions are not hidden. This should be considered for your reputation.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Comment les demandes DMCA peuvent-elles affecter mon site ?
Elles suppriment des URLs, réduisant ainsi la visibilité organique et pouvant affecter la réputation et le trafic de votre site.
Ce rapport de transparence est-il accessible à tous ?
Oui, Google rend le rapport de transparence accessible publiquement, exposant les actions DMCA traitées.
Que faire si je reçois une notification DMCA ?
Investiguer immédiatement et retirer le contenu problématique pour éviter des impacts SEO négatifs durables.
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