By David Meyer
Published: Wednesday 09 July 2008
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Richard Davies
Location
North Yorkshire
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IT Manager
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"force ISPs to warn, then disconnect, those customers they think have been sharing copyrighted material online."
How can they disconnect you because they THINK something is going on...I thought that in the UK you were innocent until proven guilty?
If you are downloaded heavily encrypted content from a P2P site...how can the ISP or anyone PROVE that you are downloading copyrighted content?
Someone should test an ISP on this by taking them to court if and when disconnected.
So how are the ISPs going to know what is what?? ...
Anonymous
"force ISPs to warn, then disconnect, those custom...
Richard Davies
please note I do believe sharing of copyrighted ma...
Karen Challinor
ya right: the amendments "have nothing to do wit...
Anonymous
Disconnected on a suspicion - Hold on, do we not h...
Radical Meldrew
This article got me thinking about how ISPs are bl...
Joe Whitehead
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