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Ah, but under the ISP's Terms of Service your protections are presumably nil.
by 0942v8653 12y ago
Ah, but under the ISP's Terms of Service your protections are presumably nil.
- finnn 12y agothis is them actively circumventing protection that you set up, not them failing to provide protection
- dalek_cannes 12y agoIsn't a contract that violates a law, Bad in Law?
- pyre 12y agoThe law says that they can't circumvent, but you are well within your rights to sign a contract stating that the ISP is allowed to circumvent or that the ISP shares copyright with you. I'm pretty sure that such a contract would not necessarily be illegal unless a judge decided that it was too one-sided towards the ISP.
- rmc 12y agoContracts cannot superceed laws.
- singlow 12y agoYes they can.