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2 Comments
Massive Fail
Being a web developer, I believe that this will merely encourage even more piracy. I don't believe that ISP's should have the right to monitor what you're doing on the Internet. How can an ISP know if you're downloading a legal file from The Pirate Bay or an illegal file from The Pirate Bay? There is no possible way they could know.
I can see this as having a backwards effect on ISP's and people wrongly having their accounts disabled when they did nothing illegal. Of course we all know that there will be a workaround for these big brother checks if they are enforced. Hackers are large in number and nothing gets in their way.
- Dwayne Charrington.
http://www.dwaynecharrington.com
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For years the United Kingdom has struggled with many internet "media" issues with regards to items like child pornography, Illegal item sales and many other topics... I have to say that seeing the sucess rate with the previous campaigns this one will be just another flash in the pan until they find something else to bitch about.
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