YouTube Not Obliged to Inform on Film Pirates, Europe’s Top Court Says

09Jul 2020 by admin
Google’s YouTube is not required to hand over the email or IP address of users who upload films illegally to its video platform, Europe’s top court ruled on Thursday, saying there must be a balance between protecting personal data and copyright.

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