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Sure, but that doesn't (or shouldn't) mean that if I phone your ISP and tell them you broke the law, they can assume that's true and take action against you
by bo1024 14y ago
Sure, but that doesn't (or shouldn't) mean that if I phone your ISP and tell them you broke the law, they can assume that's true and take action against you
- benologist 14y ago1) bo1024 explicitly agrees neither he nor anybody else will use his internet account for illegal activities 2) an ip address is seen uploading or maybe even downloading the latest Bieber album 3) the ISP's logs show that ip address was assigned to bo1024's account Pretty much the only thing that can go wrong is that the company complaining does not have the authority to complain about that file and that's happened with automated DMCA notifications because they use some sort of dumb keyword monitors. They don't need to automate choosing which torrents to spy on, a single person lurking on TPB's top 100 movies and musics would cover the majority of people by far. Which route they go can make this all very accurate.