By David Meyer
Published: Thursday 12 July 2007
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Tim Jackson
Location
Rossendale Lancs.
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Engineer
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Aren't we slightly missing the point.
ISP's may well NOW be able to discriminate between P2P traffic and other traffic, maybe they can discriminate between legal and illegal P2P activity, although I wouldn't know how.
But I'm sure that if such barriers were put in place to block the traffic, it would not take the community long to devise a protocol which did not get blocked.
This looks to me like another ill-advised security arms race, that the white hats can't win. A bit like ID cards really.
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