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LiteSpeed Technologies Inc. has issued a reminder that it is not a web hosting company. This clarification comes after some confusion about its role in relation to content found on various websites powered by its LiteSpeed Web Server. The company emphasized that it does not have control over the content displayed on these sites.

The statement serves to inform users that while LiteSpeed provides the server technology that helps websites run smoothly, it does not manage or oversee the information or materials found on those sites. This distinction is important for users who may have questions or concerns about specific content.

LiteSpeed’s technology is widely used for its speed and efficiency in serving web pages. However, the company wants to ensure that users understand its position and the limitations of its responsibilities. By clarifying its role, LiteSpeed aims to reduce any misunderstanding about its involvement with the content hosted on websites using its server technology.

This announcement highlights the importance of recognizing the different roles in the web hosting ecosystem and helps users better understand who is responsible for what when it comes to online content.

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