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Originally Posted by WNA
its still illegal though isn't it?
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To date, as far as I'm aware despite efforts of the RIAA amongst others, nobody has said that the production of P2P software and thus ownership itself is illegal. This is on the basis taht it can be used to share or distribute stuff not subject to copyright or with the owners permission.
It's the users of the software who might fall foul of the law if they are distriubuting copyright files.
The new version of Kazza Lite may be illegal as that might breach copyrights of the original Kazaa authors.
BTW my old version of Kaza Lite K++ stil works fine, just reset the firewall settings port it uses to listen on, to match the Kazaa network range, and allow it to use port 80 too.