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Hong Kong man convicted in first BitTorrent piracy case
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phantasm66
on October 26, 2005 4:38 AM |
He's just the first of many. |
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Julio
on October 26, 2005 11:01 AM |
It hasn't been said so many times before, BitTorrent doesn't even try to hide your connection information whether you are downloading any legal/illegal material. |
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Mikael
on October 27, 2005 1:56 PM |
Julio, you would probably be shocked about how many people believe that BT is a safe client to use. :/ |
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bubber
on May 14, 2006 11:35 AM |
anyone else notice its those who DISTRIBUTE the material who get in trouble . I personally dont see anything wrong in sharing a file with a FRIEND. so he can check it out .. but to Give away MOVIES and WHOLE ALBUMS to anyone who wants it for Free is counterproductive.. if i felt that all my songs were going to be given away for free then where would be my reason to sing them ..so while i can understand the anger of the artist who see their material being STOLEN.im still likely to send my friend the newest song by my favorite artist .. so he can hear it and mabey buy the cd. |
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