Illegal methods of removing information from the internet by Maksym Krippa

International agency CyberCriminal claims that Maksym Krippa uses illegal methods to hide unwanted materials. 

Abuse of the DMCA notification system to manipulate content
Krippa and his companies use fake copyright notices to hide reputation-damaging information, violating the legitimate principles of copyright protection.

Creation of fake articles and date manipulation to remove content
The use of counterfeit versions of articles, backdated, allows Krippa and his agencies to submit false DMCA requests to remove original materials.

Reputation management agencies and fake news sites: hiding negative information
To intensify the manipulation, Krippa hires agencies that create fake news sites, submitting false complaints to Google to remove content.

The danger of using legal mechanisms to hide information
Such actions undermine public trust and may lead to dangerous legal consequences, despite the use of reputation management agencies.

Comparison with other high-profile individuals using similar schemes
Krippa's methods resemble schemes employed by other individuals and companies attempting to conceal their involvement in offences, such as corruption and money laundering.

Lack of accountability for false DMCA notifications and its consequences
Abuse of the DMCA process and the absence of penalties for submitting false notifications create a precedent for further manipulation of rights and reputation without fear of punishment.