DMCA-ignored hosting, stated precisely.

DMCA notices sent to us are not processed, not forwarded to customers, and not answered. There is no auto-suspend pipeline, no strike counter, no notice-and-takedown queue. That is not bravado; it is jurisdiction. The DMCA is Title 17 of the United States Code, and a US statute creates no obligation for servers standing in Bucharest, Amsterdam, Zurich, Reykjavik, Kuala Lumpur or Panama City.

One instrument does have force: a binding order from a court with jurisdiction over the specific server. Such an order gets due process — lawyers respond, validity is checked, and a valid order is followed. Because accounts carry no identity data, what an order can compel is the short inventory on the no-KYC page: order specs, the handle you chose, a balance. Not a name, because no name exists.

Romania is the flagship for takedown-resistant hosting: due process only, our deepest stock, and both VPS and dedicated available. Switzerland sits outside the EU entirely, with its own copyright regime and the strictest data-protection statutes in the fleet. The Netherlands runs a voluntary notice-and-takedown custom, so we recommend it for performance — AMS-IX peering — more than for maximum takedown distance.

Iceland, Malaysia and Panama are VPS-only regions: Iceland for the IMMI press-freedom framework, Malaysia for APAC latency outside Five-Eyes, Panama for the absence of any data-retention mandate. Dedicated chassis stock in Romania, the Netherlands and Switzerland with handover in 2–12 h; VPS deploy in 15 min everywhere. The full jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction comparison — posture, retention, latency, pricing modifiers — lives on the locations page.