Counter-notice, but only if you are positive it's a bogus takedown.
https://www.chillingeffects.org/dmca/counter512.pdf (not actually a pdf)
They have to put it back online with a counter-notice.
https://www.chillingeffects.org/dmca/counter512.pdf (not actually a pdf)
They have to put it back online with a counter-notice.
The catch is there is virtually never a prosecution for a bogus takedown, I cannot remember ever reading about one, it would be huge news.
Bogus takedowns happen all the time on youtube so I guess now it's moved onto facebook.
Can't believe I am suggesting this but anonymous just needs to have "Takedown Fridays" where they target the service of their choice and perjure away to their hearts' content. When thousands of FB pages suddenly vanish, eventually Congress may get wind of it and improve the law but I kind of doubt it.
Nope.
You'd target Actors/Actresses, Politicians, CXOs, and other influential people, and their families. When those people hurt, they WILL do something. Sometimes, that something could be changing the law, or using the law as a nice pointy stick.
(The quotes because, you're not so much the customer as the product...your eyeballs at least.)
No they don't. Doing so merely gives them safe harbor from any liability for having taken it down. Facebook has no legal obligation to its members to maintain the content in the first place, and therefore no obligation to pay attention to a counter-notice.