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How is it that the MPAA (or anyone else without a search warrant) gets to eavesdrop on private communications?
MrAnderson said:
This is a slippery slope argument and it is bull.
Google (Yahoo, Bing being not mentioned) is an Internet search engine; IsoHunt positions itself (in name) for specific task.
You might be able to find links to illegal torrents on Google, but Google does not categorically create a place for this activity to thrive. This is what separates Internet search engines from IsoHunt. When you filter for something illegal you kind of have lost your neutrality.
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JudaZ said:
MrAnderson said:
This is a slippery slope argument and it is bull.
Google (Yahoo, Bing being not mentioned) is an Internet search engine; IsoHunt positions itself (in name) for specific task.
You might be able to find links to illegal torrents on Google, but Google does not categorically create a place for this activity to thrive. This is what separates Internet search engines from IsoHunt. When you filter for something illegal you kind of have lost your neutrality.
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So what is Googles filetype command .torrent then?
adding that file type makes it a search enging for just torrents.
That said, a torrent file is not illegal. Neither can a search engine that specificly target torrent files be it either. There for ... IsoHunt does nothing wrong. ...neither does google.
vipor231 said:
yep google is the place to find torrents...thats how people find what there looking for,not the actual website