The protection of DMCA rights is so hard that even the copyright holders sometimes lose control of it. History in this spirit is now happening with Bungie: the company announced that a wave of content locks on Destiny 2 in an incomprehensible way she covered her and her herself.

Bans affected prominent figures in the community: for example, Aztecross (593,000 subscribers on YouTube) and My Name Is Byf (966,000 subscribers on YouTube) complained about sudden. Both produce a lot of content on Destiny 2.

However Bungie He writes that https://gamblingsitesnotongamstop.co.uk/review/spinscastle/ the locks are not mentioned, and confirms that they touched the company itself:

We know about a series of blocking on YouTube related to copyright violations. We conduct an active investigation. This also applies to content from its own channels Bungie.

These actions do not take place on demand Bungie Or her partners. Please expect further news.

Bungie I also left a link to the site, which explains the features of the treatment of intellectual property and trademarks Destiny. In short, the company writes the following: you can create and lay out fan content on the game, but a number of restrictions (especially the commercial part) are still available.

To the application Bungie The lawyer Richard Hoga (Richard Hoeg). He suspects that to protect his copyright developers Destiny hired an overly marine third -party company, and does not understand how blocking can take place without a demand Bungie Or her partners. Besides, Hog He believes that Bungie (like many other large gaming companies) builds too dragon legal conditions for the creators of content, where fan creations are almost in no way protected from the whims of copyright holders.