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anas101siddiqui
05-09-2025, 05:03 AM
Hey everyone,

I'm planning to launch my own video streaming site—something like a niche platform with user-uploaded content and some stuff that might not be loved by every country's copyright laws. 😅

I keep seeing a lot of hosting providers offering “Offshore Video Streaming Hosting”—and I’m honestly confused. What exactly does offshore mean in this context? Is it just about server location, or are there legal benefits too?

I’ve come across a few names, but one that stood out was QloudHost. They claim to offer 100% DMCA Ignored and Offshore Video Streaming Hosting. Has anyone here tried them or understands how that works? Do they really ignore takedown notices?

Also, does using offshore hosting affect streaming speed or video quality for users? Would appreciate any real experience or advice before I commit.

Thanks in advance! 🙏

kevinix
06-13-2025, 02:04 AM
Is it possible to know the website? What is the cost involved?

Aashiq_Wesley
06-23-2025, 03:50 AM
If you're hosting user-generated videos that might receive DMCA complaints, using an offshore host can help—some providers may ignore or delay takedown requests. However, this doesn't fully protect you. If your content breaks international laws, legal action can still reach you personally, regardless of where your server is hosted.

HostAddon offers VPS hosting in Europe, the USA, and Asia with DMCA-ignored policies, meaning they typically don’t remove content over copyright complaints. Their plans include SSD/NVMe storage, 1 Gbps speeds, and up to 50% discounts, making them a good choice for privacy-focused or lightly regulated hosting needs.