3 days ago

Bungie Sues Man Who Issued Fake Destiny 2 DMCA Takedowns For $7.6m

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Back in March 2022, Destiny 2 YouTubers were hit with fake DMCA takedowns.
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He then began issuing fake DMCA notices to Destiny 2 creators.
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“Ninety-six times, Minor sent DMCA takedown notices purportedly on behalf of Bungie,” the developer explained.
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Minor’s original (and real) DMCA notice was issued by Bungie after he uploaded the soundtrack for the Destiny expansion The Taken King to his YouTube channel.

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