He&#x27;s being extradited now, which means that it&#x27;s US laws that apply now. I don&#x27;t think this particular fact is evidence of any law breaking, unless the email the user sent said they were pirating the show. Because it&#x27;s hard to prove that Kim knew what &quot;Dexter&quot; was, and even if he did, it&#x27;s hard to prove he didn&#x27;t assume it was uploaded legitimately (by Showtime, for example).<p>That said, there&#x27;s a little more to it than just promptly addressing DMCA takedown requests. In order to be eligible for the DMCA safe-harbor, a company must not be aware of specific cases of copyright infringement on their website without taking some action agais them.