Cable Forum - View Single Post - Virgin Media Phorm Webwise Adverts [Updated: See Post No. 1, 77, 102 & 797]

popper · 09-05-2008, 16:46

i like the phinking

http://www.badphorm.co.uk/e107_plugi...pic.php?5533.0

" felixcatuk
Lets suppose,

- Home Office and Police fail to enforce RIPA (as they have done)
- Information Commissioner fails to enforce DPA/PECR (as they have done)
- European bodies act 12 months after its too late to stop Phorm
- BT are going to steal my copright material from my web sites, whatever my T&Cs

I guess I'd be entitled to impose penal charges for unauthorised commercial use of my web site.

In my T&Cs I make it clear; BT indicate their consent to pay penal charges by setting a phorged Phorm UID.

Now what I'm thinking is this. If Phorm is detectable using client side/server side methods, I can write a script to create 'CDR' (call detail record) billing information. BT will know what CDRs are.

From that billing information I can create an invoice which totals the number of 'calls' and the price (less friends and family discounts etc). This invoice can be sent to the ISP with a demand for unpaid royalties.

I think I feel another Dephormation script coming together.

[ Edited Fri May 09 2008, 01:38PM ]

BT/Virgin/TalkTalk customers - you don't need Webwise and Phorm, pure and simple.
Don't be a passive recipient of Phorm cookies. Find a Phorm Free ISP.
Protect your privacy. Protect your web content. Phorm must be stopped.
www.Dephormation.org.uk: Free Anti-Phorm Countermeasures for Firefox Users and Web Sites
PhormUKPRTeam/PhormUKTechTeam is a PR consultant from Citigate Dewe Rogerson.
RIPA: ISPs HAVE NO CONSENT FOR INTERCEPTION OF THIS TRANSMISSION "

09-05-2008, 16:46	#6205
popper Inactive Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 3,270	Re: Virgin Media Phorm Webwise Adverts [Updated: See Post No. 1, 77, 102 & 797] i like the phinking http://www.badphorm.co.uk/e107_plugi...pic.php?5533.0 " felixcatuk Lets suppose, - Home Office and Police fail to enforce RIPA (as they have done) - Information Commissioner fails to enforce DPA/PECR (as they have done) - European bodies act 12 months after its too late to stop Phorm - BT are going to steal my copright material from my web sites, whatever my T&Cs I guess I'd be entitled to impose penal charges for unauthorised commercial use of my web site. In my T&Cs I make it clear; BT indicate their consent to pay penal charges by setting a phorged Phorm UID. Now what I'm thinking is this. If Phorm is detectable using client side/server side methods, I can write a script to create 'CDR' (call detail record) billing information. BT will know what CDRs are. From that billing information I can create an invoice which totals the number of 'calls' and the price (less friends and family discounts etc). This invoice can be sent to the ISP with a demand for unpaid royalties. I think I feel another Dephormation script coming together. [ Edited Fri May 09 2008, 01:38PM ] BT/Virgin/TalkTalk customers - you don't need Webwise and Phorm, pure and simple. Don't be a passive recipient of Phorm cookies. Find a Phorm Free ISP. Protect your privacy. Protect your web content. Phorm must be stopped. www.Dephormation.org.uk: Free Anti-Phorm Countermeasures for Firefox Users and Web Sites PhormUKPRTeam/PhormUKTechTeam is a PR consultant from Citigate Dewe Rogerson. RIPA: ISPs HAVE NO CONSENT FOR INTERCEPTION OF THIS TRANSMISSION "