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Well, backups of your torrented music are obviously not fair use, and doesn't Dropbox have a "public" folder or something? That said, yes, I'd expect them to s
by JoachimSchipper 16y ago
Well, backups of your torrented music are obviously not fair use, and doesn't Dropbox have a "public" folder or something?
That said, yes, I'd expect them to stay out of my data unless I do something silly like using them as a distribution mechanism.
- joshzayin 16y ago> backups of your torrented music are obviously not fair use Obviously, but how can Dropbox tell if the files are torrented or were purchased legally without DRM? Or legally ripped from a CD for a backup?
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- JoachimSchipper 16y agoI think watermarking - inserting a few nearly-inaudible bits in a song/whatever to identify the owner - is becoming more and more common. To name just one example. That said, I don't think Dropbox should care.
- ryanwatkins 16y agoThey probably dont care if they are torrented or not, they likely care if they are made public.