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    In Australia we have strong privacy laws, ISP's are obligated under law to keep your info private but the isp will post these c & d letters on to you and if you get to many they will disconnect you.

    The only legal way they should be able to get your name ect is if the Australian federal police get a search warrent for your ISP.

  2. File Sharing   -   #12
    riaa are just bullies

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    Originally posted by Sparkle1984+7 November 2003 - 14:03--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Sparkle1984 &#064; 7 November 2003 - 14:03)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> But if you use the privacy patch, they have no way of telling *how many* files you&#39;re sharing.&nbsp; That&#39;s the whole point.&nbsp; [/b]

    It doesn&#39;t matter. They just pull out the list of files in their database and that&#39;s enough. But if they actually did do a &#39;Find more files from this user&#39; (I don&#39;t know if they do or not, I&#39;m only guessing here), then the privacy patch wouldn&#39;t let them see all their files -- but they still know that the person has everything they&#39;ve found already, which is my point.

    Originally posted by DasScoot@6 November 2003 - 20:03
    Considering no one using the privacy patch etc has been sued so far, I wouldn&#39;t say it&#39;s useless. Not perfect maybe, but it must be doing something.
    Not necessarily. You can&#39;t really prove that, and even if it is true, it doesn&#39;t mean anything because of the number of people (most likely 0) that used the privacy patch when the RIAA started looking for people sharing music, which was certainly some time before they ever started suing people.

    And also, I know for a fact that people using PeerGuardian have been sued -- like I said, useless.

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    I heard in the local news that they track tiscali Fileswappers in italy.. How is it possible?? I also don&#39;t understand.. may be tiscali has a special tool which searches for all tiscali users on p2p network ?? the only problem is that i am a tiscali user..&#33;&#33; but i am not scared at all

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    Originally posted by DrSpud+21 November 2003 - 16:23--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (DrSpud &#064; 21 November 2003 - 16:23)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin-Sparkle1984@7 November 2003 - 14:03
    But if you use the privacy patch, they have no way of telling *how many* files you&#39;re sharing. That&#39;s the whole point.
    It doesn&#39;t matter. They just pull out the list of files in their database and that&#39;s enough. But if they actually did do a &#39;Find more files from this user&#39; (I don&#39;t know if they do or not, I&#39;m only guessing here), then the privacy patch wouldn&#39;t let them see all their files -- but they still know that the person has everything they&#39;ve found already, which is my point.[/b][/quote]
    A clairification about the &#39;privacy patch&#39; (the setting that blocks listing of your files by others):
    If they actually did do a &#39;Find more files from this user&#39;, then the privacy patch wouldn&#39;t let them see ANY of their files -- EVEN THOUGH they may have spotted files being shared by a particular user using a REGULAR search or even because they are currently DOWNLOADING from the &#39;not sharing&#39; user&#33;

    However, even the ATTEMPT to get a listing of the shared files of a user can be enough for ME to discover someone&#39;s ip address if I have very little other activity going on in KL++. A new ip connection is opened, followed by a quick closing of it due to lack of data to be sent. Shows up in TCPview when I use snapshot mode like a sore thumb. B)

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    Well Regarding Riaa

    Dont know if its was them, but i recieved a anonymus call with a recorded voice saying that i was downloading a lot og mp3`s & Movies.. And i would hear from them soon...

    Is that something a should worry about?

    Has anybody got or heard about these calls..

    I have a feeling that this is a prankcall.. But still.. /

    Please answer&#33;
    "Lasse"
    Copenhagen Denmark

  7. File Sharing   -   #17
    Originally posted by Lasse@26 November 2003 - 19:30
    Well Regarding Riaa

    Dont know if its was them, but i recieved a anonymus call with a recorded voice saying that i was downloading a lot og mp3`s & Movies.. And i would hear from them soon...

    Is that something a should worry about?

    Has anybody got or heard about these calls..

    I have a feeling that this is a prankcall.. But still.. /

    Please answer&#33;
    "Lasse"
    Copenhagen Denmark
    Oh my goodness, for crying out loud, this has just got to be a joke &#33;&#33;&#33;

    The sky is falling&#33;&#33;

    Is it something we should worry about??&#33;&#33; Shall we go and hide under our bed for the next 10 years??&#33;&#33; Should we emigrate to Antartica to escape??&#33;&#33; LOL &#33;&#33; You get the picture........

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