Legal · Takedowns
We do not host the content you reach through AnyProxy — we pass requests to the site that does. Takedowns generally belong with that host. When a valid notice or court order names us, we act.
Last updated 26 Jul 2027.
Content a valid DMCA notice identifies that we are actually in a position to remove — such as a proxied path that reaches a URL under a live takedown order. If the content lives on a third-party site, we can also block that URL from being fetched through our network.
Email dmca@anyproxy.site or pick "DMCA" on the contact form. Include everything in the checklist below or we cannot act on it.
Acknowledgement within 24 hours. Action on valid notices as quickly as our engineering rotation allows — usually the same business day.
If your access was blocked in error, send a counter-notice to dmca@anyproxy.site with your identity, the URL, a good-faith statement that the removal was a mistake, and consent to jurisdiction. We reinstate within 10 to 14 business days unless the claimant sues.
Accounts and traffic sources with repeat valid strikes are blocked from our network. We publish an aggregate annual transparency count of notices received, honoured, and rejected.