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What is the legal significance of stating that one does not own or claim rights in an uploaded youtube video?
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Is this supposed to provide some sort of defense against takedown notices, remove personal liability / help establish parody or fair use defense or is jut a legal folk remedy ?
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Is this supposed to provide some sort of defense against takedown notices, remove personal liability / help establish parody or fair use defense or is jut a legal folk remedy ?
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Are you saying that Youtube says they don't own the rights?
– Putvi
10 mins ago
No I mean often you see uploaded videos containing content presumably copyrighted by 3rd party with the uploader stating "I don't own any rights in this video"
– user3425421
9 mins ago
Thats pretty self explanatory tbh. Whoever is using the content does not own it.
– Putvi
8 mins ago
Right, but why does that need to be stated ?
– user3425421
7 mins ago
Because its not legal to use content you don't own.
– Putvi
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Are you saying that Youtube says they don't own the rights?
– Putvi
10 mins ago
No I mean often you see uploaded videos containing content presumably copyrighted by 3rd party with the uploader stating "I don't own any rights in this video"
– user3425421
9 mins ago
Thats pretty self explanatory tbh. Whoever is using the content does not own it.
– Putvi
8 mins ago
Right, but why does that need to be stated ?
– user3425421
7 mins ago
Because its not legal to use content you don't own.
– Putvi
6 mins ago
|
show 2 more comments
Are you saying that Youtube says they don't own the rights?
– Putvi
10 mins ago
No I mean often you see uploaded videos containing content presumably copyrighted by 3rd party with the uploader stating "I don't own any rights in this video"
– user3425421
9 mins ago
Thats pretty self explanatory tbh. Whoever is using the content does not own it.
– Putvi
8 mins ago
Right, but why does that need to be stated ?
– user3425421
7 mins ago
Because its not legal to use content you don't own.
– Putvi
6 mins ago
Are you saying that Youtube says they don't own the rights?
– Putvi
10 mins ago
Are you saying that Youtube says they don't own the rights?
– Putvi
10 mins ago
No I mean often you see uploaded videos containing content presumably copyrighted by 3rd party with the uploader stating "I don't own any rights in this video"
– user3425421
9 mins ago
No I mean often you see uploaded videos containing content presumably copyrighted by 3rd party with the uploader stating "I don't own any rights in this video"
– user3425421
9 mins ago
Thats pretty self explanatory tbh. Whoever is using the content does not own it.
– Putvi
8 mins ago
Thats pretty self explanatory tbh. Whoever is using the content does not own it.
– Putvi
8 mins ago
Right, but why does that need to be stated ?
– user3425421
7 mins ago
Right, but why does that need to be stated ?
– user3425421
7 mins ago
Because its not legal to use content you don't own.
– Putvi
6 mins ago
Because its not legal to use content you don't own.
– Putvi
6 mins ago
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There's no legal significance in that.
According to one lawyer, he saw someone give this as "legal advice" and some half-brains are using this "technique" for fair use or something.
Internet is full of people who don't know anything about the law yet give legal advice to others. Unfortunately, some others take this "advice" seriously. Who knows, maybe it's part of some cruel joke or social experiment.
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Its not even that. They want you to take precautions.
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There's no legal significance in that.
According to one lawyer, he saw someone give this as "legal advice" and some half-brains are using this "technique" for fair use or something.
Internet is full of people who don't know anything about the law yet give legal advice to others. Unfortunately, some others take this "advice" seriously. Who knows, maybe it's part of some cruel joke or social experiment.
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Its not even that. They want you to take precautions.
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There's no legal significance in that.
According to one lawyer, he saw someone give this as "legal advice" and some half-brains are using this "technique" for fair use or something.
Internet is full of people who don't know anything about the law yet give legal advice to others. Unfortunately, some others take this "advice" seriously. Who knows, maybe it's part of some cruel joke or social experiment.
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Its not even that. They want you to take precautions.
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There's no legal significance in that.
According to one lawyer, he saw someone give this as "legal advice" and some half-brains are using this "technique" for fair use or something.
Internet is full of people who don't know anything about the law yet give legal advice to others. Unfortunately, some others take this "advice" seriously. Who knows, maybe it's part of some cruel joke or social experiment.
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There's no legal significance in that.
According to one lawyer, he saw someone give this as "legal advice" and some half-brains are using this "technique" for fair use or something.
Internet is full of people who don't know anything about the law yet give legal advice to others. Unfortunately, some others take this "advice" seriously. Who knows, maybe it's part of some cruel joke or social experiment.
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Its not even that. They want you to take precautions.
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Its not even that. They want you to take precautions.
– Putvi
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Its not even that. They want you to take precautions.
– Putvi
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Its not even that. They want you to take precautions.
– Putvi
2 mins ago
add a comment |
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Are you saying that Youtube says they don't own the rights?
– Putvi
10 mins ago
No I mean often you see uploaded videos containing content presumably copyrighted by 3rd party with the uploader stating "I don't own any rights in this video"
– user3425421
9 mins ago
Thats pretty self explanatory tbh. Whoever is using the content does not own it.
– Putvi
8 mins ago
Right, but why does that need to be stated ?
– user3425421
7 mins ago
Because its not legal to use content you don't own.
– Putvi
6 mins ago