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Add DMCA Detector to Domain Name > Analytics - #765

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Adds DMCA Detectorhttps://www.dmcadetector.com/ — under Domain Name > Analytics.

It searches Google's public copyright-removal (DMCA) record by domain and links each request to its Lumen Database notice. For OSINT work it answers things the usual domain tools don't: which enforcement vendors and rights holders have filed against a domain, which specific URLs were named, and whether Google actually removed them or declined.

Placement. Analytics rather than Reputation — Reputation holds malware and threat scanners, while Analytics already carries commercial domain-data tools (BuiltWith, SEMrush, SimilarWeb, Sitedossier). Happy to move it if you'd prefer it elsewhere.

Metadata. Full schema per the README. One nuance worth flagging: registration is true and the name carries (R) to match, but the basic check needs no account — request counts and dates are visible to guests. A free account reveals reporting organisation, copyright owner, affected URLs, per-URL removal status and notice links. Set pricing: freemium on the same basis.

Disclosure: I'm affiliated with this site, so this is a self-promotional submission.

Single entry appended to the existing array: 20 insertions, 0 deletions, and the JSON validates.

Adds a lookup for Google's public copyright-removal (DMCA) record by
domain, sourced from the Google Transparency Report data with notice
detail from the Lumen Database.

Placed in Analytics rather than Reputation: Reputation holds malware and
threat scanners, while Analytics already carries commercial domain-data
tools (BuiltWith, SEMrush, SimilarWeb, Sitedossier). Happy to move it if
a maintainer prefers elsewhere.

Full metadata per the README schema. registration is true and the name
carries (R) accordingly, though the nuance is that the basic check needs
no account -- request counts and dates are visible to guests -- and a
free account reveals reporting organisation, copyright owner, affected
URLs, per-URL removal status and notice links.
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