GitHub repos are significantly easier to DMCA than websites.Yeah but I bet somebody has the source and everything. The app should still work too
They'l be after the sites next, just you watch
GitHub repos are significantly easier to DMCA than websites.Yeah but I bet somebody has the source and everything. The app should still work too
Oh I am sure they are going to try to take that iso site down. Its really suprising that they havent done it yet tbhGitHub repos are significantly easier to DMCA than websites.
They'l be after the sites next, just you watch
That and the title key siteOh I am sure they are going to try to take that iso site down. Its really suprising that they havent done it yet tbh
Cia angle is next
You don't have to repeat yourself, mister.just use ciangle or shameless instead
As someone said to me in another thread. You're beating a dead horse lolYou don't have to repeat yourself, mister.
The freeShop application also contains unauthorized copies of the Nintendo 3DS Logo Data file, covered by U.S. Copyright Reg. No. PA0001781880, which further infringes Nintendo's rights.
I hope people know that this isn't about the eshop's stupid logo but instead logo.bin (The 3ds animation between games)
If you have a .cia of a homebrew app use the homebrew launcher channel's logo.bin.
not just that it says this to The freeShop application provided at https://github.com/Cruel/freeShop/releases infringes Nintendo's copyrights, because the application circumvents Nintendo's technological protection measures in violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Nintendo encrypts the game files available from its eShop servers to prevent users from accessing those files without paying for them. Nintendo believes the freeShop application circumvents Nintendo's protection measures by decrypting the game files accessible from its eShop servers, allowing freeShop users to access and play Nintendo's eShop games for freeI hope people know that this isn't about the eshop's stupid logo but instead logo.bin (The 3ds animation between games)
If you have a .cia of a homebrew app use the homebrew launcher channel's logo.bin.
Actually, their only rightful reason is for the copyrighted logo. All the crap about piracy is the same argument companies make against Torrent clients. Nintendo has to prove that freeShop's developer is purposely purveying copyrighted content, and this ain't the case. It's up to the end user to decide if they're going to use it for illegal purposes or not. Saying "well of course everyone's going to use this for piracy because that's its purpose" is also a fallacy and not inherently true. A good attorney would be able to fight this easily.Well let's see, it's built with copyrighted material (basically anything that uses makerom for a CIA), it uses a copyrighted Nintendo logo, it can be used to directly download illegal ticket files (updater built into app), it uses Nintendo's installation procedures, and above all else, its primary usage is piracy. Nintendo pretty much has full legal right to DMCA this.
this is the smartest post you EVER made.not just that it says this to The freeShop application provided at https://github.com/Cruel/freeShop/releases infringes Nintendo's copyrights, because the application circumvents Nintendo's technological protection measures in violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Nintendo encrypts the game files available from its eShop servers to prevent users from accessing those files without paying for them. Nintendo believes the freeShop application circumvents Nintendo's protection measures by decrypting the game files accessible from its eShop servers, allowing freeShop users to access and play Nintendo's eShop games for free
Yes it should be fine. (Remove the eshop logo in the app just in case anyways)From what I understand, the application was not taken down because of it's unique feature, but rather because it contains Ninty's eShop Logo?
So if we were to replace that logo with something else, it'd be fine?