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Old 25-04-2008, 22:19   #4866
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Re: Virgin Media Phorm Webwise Adverts [Updated: See Post No. 1, 77, 102 & 797]

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Originally Posted by R Jones View Post
Quoting communications with a BT exec:
2. In response to your question this week - whether or not you are liable to prosecution if you visit websites like Amazon etc....

A: Any user who has consented to taking the BT Webwise service will not make any unauthorised use of a website as a result of taking the Webwise service. BT has carefully considered the privacy and legal issues arising from the BT Webwise service and we are confident that operating the service does not lead to issues for our users in this regard.
I wonder if it might rattle BT's corporate cage if you asked them to publicly indemnify all consenting BT Webwise users should any legal proceedings be started against them? (Although if I remember correctly, you cannot enforce an indemnity against an illegal action?)

If nothing else, it might get somebody to evaluate the potential legal liability should all BT's privacy and legal research be overturned...
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