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Old 28-07-2008, 15:26   #145
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Re: Britain's six largest ISPs and BPI join forces to attack illegal filesharing

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Originally Posted by Kymmy View Post
File sharing is commonly called P2P (based on the mothod it uses) and it's basically using P2P software to give others access to your files (they might be illegal or they might not be)

Some people will scream and shout that they just use P2P to download, but the nature of MOST P2P software means that anything you are downling is also shared to give more instances for others to download. So if you download a copyrighted MP3 lets say on Emule as you're downloading each completed section becomes available for others to download, hence you end up file sharing a copyrighted file as well as downloading.
right i understand now this is the same with torrents aswel isnt it, but what about usenet isnt that something totally different?
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