How to correctly apply to the provider for content blocking?

Question

Copyright

I write highly specialized programs for financial analysis.
The program was hacked and resold.
Google blocked the issuance of pages in the search. Yandex says they can't do anything.
How can I remove or block search engine results?
Is it possible to write a letter to the host? Where can I find examples of such letters?

Answer 1

IANAL, TINLA.
> Google blocked the issuance of pages in the search. Yandex says they can't do anything.
> How can I remove or block search engine results?
So you think that Yandex lied to you?
And yet, they seem to be quite right. They are in Russia, right? And this is not the USA or the FRG for you (or where else is censorship especially fierce there?). So no one has yet (pah-pah-pah) charged them with the obligation to consider the complaints of copyists on the merits.
If you want, go to court.
> Is it possible to write a letter to the provider?
If you know the address, you can write a letter to anyone. They won't take money for it. :-)
However, I didn’t quite understand the provider of what services you want to write?
Do you mean the host? Yes, this is a very common practice. And whether they will react depends, again, on where they are, and on their personal position.
Read what they themselves write. Somewhere in the footer on their page is an inconspicuous link like "Copyright claims", "Abuse" or simply "Legal".
And if you can’t find it yourself, let’s take a look together.
> Where can I find examples of such letters?
There are no clear statistics, but there is a judgment that, regardless of the actual jurisdiction, they often write in the state form, it is called “DMCA takedown notice”.