Our carefully own created script uses the info you provide to deeply scan a vast range of IP networks, search engines, social sites, and other infringing locations for illegal instances of your content. Pretty much everything Total Wipes says about its anti-piracy 'service' is either laughable or provably false. If Google wasn't compelled to treat every incoming request as legitimate, in order to avoid further condemnation and/or potential Congressional action, it would have booted this farcical 'music group' long ago.

It may actually have paying clients, but they're barely being served. We've seen various rights holders' self-appointed spokesmen attempt to portray the word 'free' as synonymous with 'infringement.' Here, Total Wipes does the same, only with the word 'download.' Here are but a few of the 95 URLs 'targeted' by Total Wipes' anti-piracy 'software.'Ī look at Total Wipes' 'profile' at Google's Transparency Report shows the company has an appalling hit rate. Instead it tries to ruin the Internet by targeting the download pages of some of the most famous online companies around. The notice, which covers 95 URLs, targets no music whatsoever. Going after alleged pirates of the album “In To The Wild – Vol.7″ on Aborigeno Music, Total Wipes offer their pièce de résistance, the veritable jewel in their crown. You'll notice that 'protecting' is surrounded by scare quotes, as should be anything Total Wipes 'pursues' with its misfiring shotgun of a 'business model.' This particular takedown request appears to have achieved maximum stupidity with its 55 swings of the URL, none of which make contact.

It was published by none other than the EFF. Unbelievably one of the URLs targeted an article on how to use PGP on the Mac. ‘Protecting’ an album called “Cigarettes” on Mona Records, Total Wipes sent Google a notice containing not a single infringing link. It starts out by mistakenly effing with the EFF, generally not considered to be a good idea when you can't be bothered to uphold your end of the DMCA's sworn statement. TorrentFreak reports that Total Wipes is at it again, actively pursuing a lifetime achievement award in asinine takedown requests. Germany-based Total Wipes - infringement cop to the stars (who don't care how idiotic their representation makes them appear) - is still pursuing its unstated motto of 'Quantität über Qualität.' Why send targeted requests when you can just dump a bunch of unrelated URLs into a DMCA takedown request and let Google sort it all out?

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