Michael_Stuart wrote:
I see a flaw in their devious scheme: I blatantly infringe copyright quite often, but *my* ISP has never send me anything on the matter. If I can't use wireless internet at a café that's a shame, but it doesn't in any impede my downloading of copyrighted material in any way. It seems to me that one should put tighter regulation on ISPs first if you want to solve "piracy"...
Mine goes after the most incredibly inane things. Wanna learn Japanese? BAM! Letter. Spend three days downloading tonnes of new movies and XBox games? Nothing. Nada. So the moral of this story is... when in Nevada, don't try to learn a foreign language for free.
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