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That won't change anything. The subpoena will still be for the person who pays the bill at a location where multiple devices may be connected. I doubt that judg
by mseebach 15y ago
That won't change anything. The subpoena will still be for the person who pays the bill at a location where multiple devices may be connected. I doubt that judge will give a subpoena to go look for a computer with a given MAC address at a location. But those worried can just change MAC address every few days.
- rbanffy 15y agoWhen you are not behind a NAT, an IP can uniquely identify a device which, in turn, can, most likely, uniquely identify its owner.