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RE: Six-Strikes System Starts In U.S. - Oni - 03-01-2013
(03-01-2013, 01:06 PM)Ultimatum Wrote: Win. I live in Australia. They don't give a fuck.
Ha, they do about gun-control though.
RE: Six-Strikes System Starts In U.S. - BreShiE - 03-01-2013
This is actually hilarious. The US finally managed to pass a bill on internet monitoring. Good luck to all you US haxx0rs now.
RE: Six-Strikes System Starts In U.S. - Oni - 03-02-2013
(03-01-2013, 04:01 PM)BreShiE Wrote: This is actually hilarious. The US finally managed to pass a bill on internet monitoring. Good luck to all you US haxx0rs now.
It's not as funny as it is depressing.
RE: Six-Strikes System Starts In U.S. - w00t - 03-02-2013
You're using a company's service. If you don't like being monitored, set up your own infrastructure.
RE: Six-Strikes System Starts In U.S. - BreShiE - 03-02-2013
(03-02-2013, 01:40 AM)The Anarchist Wrote:(03-01-2013, 04:01 PM)BreShiE Wrote: This is actually hilarious. The US finally managed to pass a bill on internet monitoring. Good luck to all you US haxx0rs now.
It's not as funny as it is depressing.
For you guys, yes. For me it's hilarious. I bet the UK is next.
RE: Six-Strikes System Starts In U.S. - Balls - 03-02-2013
I'm so lucky I don't live in the USA.
RE: Six-Strikes System Starts In U.S. - Prestige - 03-03-2013
Thank god I live in holland
RE: Six-Strikes System Starts In U.S. - Kinanizer - 03-03-2013
You know, I've always wanted to open my own ISP where none of this would affect me. Unfortunately I have no clue how to.
RE: Six-Strikes System Starts In U.S. - 3SidedSquare - 03-03-2013
How do they check to see if you're downloading copyright'd material anyway?
I imagine the process is automated, and if that's the case, would encrypting data work?
RE: Six-Strikes System Starts In U.S. - w00t - 03-04-2013
General rule, if it's encrypted, they can't read it.
They don't have to read the file to know when you're using a P2P network, and they don't have to let you keep using their service if they think you're pirating.