Does a 301 redirect help with Google's DMCA?

Question

Search Engine Optimization

Some pages of the site are blocked due to the DMCA in Google. Will a 301 redirect for a given page (not a domain, just a page) help? Can someone already checked, helps?

Answer 1

In the next Google topic on DMCA, it deletes obviously non-existent pages . The author has recently received DMCA on a url like mazhor3.ru/soderzhanki-2-sezon-3-seriya . He redirected to a url like mazhor3.ru/soderzhanki-2-sezon-seriya-3 .
As far as I saw from the details of the complaints, DMCAs were also sent to new urls. But they are sent by content owners (through a law firm). Google, on its own initiative, does not block new pages to which a redirect is made, but it can technically be put on someone else's site...
You can personally observe the development of the situation, and see if Google will automatically exclude pages. There, the process of indexing redirects has just begun, the robot indexer definitely does not block anything. This can only be done by a separate robot, which will then rummage through the Google index database.
IMHO, Google itself doesn't care, it follows the procedure:
- stupidly blocks the urls sent in the complaint and waits for a counter complaint
- if there is no counter complaint, everything remains the same.
- if there is a counter-complaint, Google will unblock the urls after 14 days, but will take a subscription that copyright lawsuits will be held in an American court.
Then everything is decided by the court between the copyright holder and the owner of the site, Google remains on the sidelines.
There is an article on Habréhow to apply the DMCA and not go the way of litigation ... , the whole procedure for the showdown is outlined there.