Twitter posted a video through Eric Trump
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The video in question contained the faces of President Trump
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“According to our copyright policy, we respond to valid copyright complaints sent to us by a copyright owner or its authorized representatives,” a Twitter spokesman told The Hill on Thursday.
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Below it Digital Millennium Copyright Act, social media platforms can be held liable if they do not remove content infringement.
According to Harvard’s Lumen database, which maintains and analyzes DMCA notes, the University of North Carolina Athletics filed a complaint about the video earlier Thursday.
This is not the first time a Trump family member has taken down content about copyright infringement.
The president has in the past taken down messages featuring Nickelback music and Game of Thrones images.
While Trump supporters are often furious about such removal, social media platforms are removing messages from users across the entire political spectrum about copyright infringement.
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