Originally Posted by Quentin

I can't/won't divulge any of our clients without their express permission to do so, but I can tell you that in the short time since we first beta launched DMCAForce, we have fingerprinted over 10,000 scenes, and that sum does not include Pink Visual's own content (which we began fingerprinting long before launching DMCAForce).

Whether through DMCAForce or otherwise, I strongly suspect more and more studios and sites are going to start employing digital fingerprint filtering in the months ahead. In some cases where UGC websites are concerned, it may not be a voluntary decision on their part; it's not unheard of for a plaintiff in a civil lawsuit against a UGC site to include the implementation of digital fingerprint filtering as a condition of settling that lawsuit, or to petition the court to make that a part of the injunctive relief the court imposes, should the lawsuit go the distance.