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[QUOTE="Uh:661948"]ArrowHead likes Pie said:[QUOTE] Some ISP's have been caving in over the last few months, and turning user info over to the riaa and mpaa. In that case you'll find that you're being sued unless you settle for anywhere from $1000-$3000. [/QUOTE] The RIAA is the one where you can settle for $1000-$3000 but they're currently in a class action counter suit for their shotty legal practices. The MPAA typically (they've been doing this for over 10 years now) will send you a notice saying you're in big trouble and all you do is send a letter back saying you have an open wifi connection and users don't really hear back from them unless they downloaded something before its release. Then you're fucked and the Feds take notice. But that same thing has been happening forever. [QUOTE]Some other ISP's thus far haven't turned over user info, but instead send a letter themselves saying to cease downloading copyrighted material. These can safely be ignored, but if it happens enough times then you will lose your internet service. [/QUOTE] I've never seen an ISP send out letters for copyrighted material but they always send out letters when you are using too much bandwidth past their invisible cap and then tell you that you need to eventually upgrade to the business plan or be shut off if you continue to use such high bandwidth. [QUOTE]Either way, these organizations most likely have your number, so if and when your ISP DOES cave in, you're going to get fucked. [/QUOTE] Except that your ISP probably isn't actively keeping track of all your connections or what kind of info you're passing. Why would they? That'd just be millions of dollars worth of unneeded overhead. When they do cave and get forced to keep track and hand over all their information from a court order we'll most likely know about it since it'd be part of a public trial. [QUOTE]You mean like forcing torrentspy to block US searches? [/QUOTE] They didn't force them to do this. Torrentspy is doing it so they don't have to log EVERY ip address to EVERY file which would kill their servers as per court ordered. And plus, Tor ( http://tor.eff.org/ ) is your friend.[/QUOTE]
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