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coffeedude · 07-30-2018, 05:25 AM

Hello,

I have a chaturbate affiliate site I created using their API endpoint to get all online cam girls. I also use the embed/iframe feature. I don't store any of the cam girls info like photos, videos, etc.

Today I received a DMCA takedown request from lumendatabase.org.

Basically if the cam user isn't online, the page with the embed iframe is not accessible. I just have a standard message saying the user is not online. However if they are online, the live show appears.

In a situation like this, how would I deal with it? Will this affect my traffic with google? Or will google just remove that one page from their index? I am not sure if I need to respond to this, I mean I can write some custom code to just redirect to a 404 page if they hit the page.

07-30-2018, 05:25 AM
coffeedude Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: May 2016 Posts: 126	lumendatabase DMCA takedown request Hello, I have a chaturbate affiliate site I created using their API endpoint to get all online cam girls. I also use the embed/iframe feature. I don't store any of the cam girls info like photos, videos, etc. Today I received a DMCA takedown request from lumendatabase.org. Basically if the cam user isn't online, the page with the embed iframe is not accessible. I just have a standard message saying the user is not online. However if they are online, the live show appears. In a situation like this, how would I deal with it? Will this affect my traffic with google? Or will google just remove that one page from their index? I am not sure if I need to respond to this, I mean I can write some custom code to just redirect to a 404 page if they hit the page.