> Now with that out of the way you can contact the owner of the site and ask > them to remove your app. If they don't comply you probably will need to > lawyer up to get any satisfaction and in the end you will probably not be > able to collect. All you get is a lawyer bill.
That's what the DMCA is for. Sent a notice to the site and they're legally required to take your stuff down. If they don't, sent a notice to their provider, and they're legally required to take the site down. Now, if they want to fight you, they can file a counter-notice, and then it has to go to court, but in practice, if they're genuinely guilty, it doesn't go that far.
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