Liability of the Host Provider
Responsibility for third-party content.
A host provider that stores third-party content is generally only liable for it once it gains knowledge of a clear infringement and fails to act without undue delay. It is not required to monitor content in general, but must respond to specific notices.
The relevant statutes
§ 10 DDG
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