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> Tens of thousands of people have had their lives ruined due to torrent use. That is a tiny fraction of the number of people who did it. There are companies t
by Jensson 2y ago
> Tens of thousands of people have had their lives ruined due to torrent use.
That is a tiny fraction of the number of people who did it. There are companies that got destroyed due to lawsuits as well, I wouldn't say lawsuits are less of an issue for companies than people, significant lawsuits are very rare in either case.
> Claiming that there's anything illegal about adblockers is a real stretch
It is legally questionable, I didn't say it was illegal we were talking about questionable actions.
- lucianbr 2y agoSo in which sense was it "hammered out"? Since not many people got in trouble for it, is it now legal to torrent copyrighted content, and to block ads? If you're claiming it's still legally questionable, then it was not "hammered out" at all, was it?