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Is it legal to provide false copyright management information to induce or conceal infringement?

By Tom James / May 3, 2026
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Is it legal to provide false copyright management information to induce or conceal infringement?

No. The DMCA makes it unlawful to provide or distribute false copyright management information (CMI) with the intent to induce or conceal infringement.

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