The Court also finds that ReDigi materially contributed to its users’ infringement. As ReDigi has admitted, “more than any other website that permits the sale of music, ReDigi is intimately involved in examining the content that will be sold and supervising the steps involved in making the music available for sale and selling it.” ReDigi thus provided the “site and facilities” for the direct infringement. See, e.g., Napster; Usenet.com, 633 F. Supp. 2d at 155; Lime Grp., 784 F. Supp. 2d at 434. Without ReDigi’s Cloud Locker, no infringement could have occurred. Indeed, Media Manager ensured that only infringement occurred by limiting eligible files to iTunes tracks. Contrary to any conception of remote conduct, ReDigi’s service was the hub and heart of its users’ infringing activity.