Hey, I’ve built a website where I share links to download files. These links are copied from other websites. Is it okay for me to do this in India and internationally? I know sharing copyrighted content is illegal. If it’s alright, I can continue with my website. If not, what are my options? I need advice quickly! Thanks.

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Law Forum › Category: Consumer Court › Hey, I’ve built a website where I share links to download files. These links are copied from other websites. Is it okay for me to do this in India and internationally? I know sharing copyrighted content is illegal. If it’s alright, I can continue with my website. If not, what are my options? I need advice quickly! Thanks.
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

Hey, I’ve built a website where I share links to download files. These links are copied from other websites. Is it okay for me to do this in India and internationally? I know sharing copyrighted content is illegal. If it’s alright, I can continue with my website. If not, what are my options? I need advice quickly! Thanks.

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Sharing copyrighted content without permission is illegal in India and internationally. You may face legal action from copyright holders. Consider obtaining licenses for the content or focusing on creating original content to avoid legal issues.

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