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Old 28-10-2009, 18:52   #12
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Re: Internet "cut off" date set for illegal downloaders

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Originally Posted by die5el View Post
They'll have to prove you're downloading illegal material. if you're using torrents and have forced encryption then i don't think it can be determined what you're downloading other than the fact it's bittorrent traffic. If they were to do this then alot of isp would go out of business.
I'd recommend looking into what the encryption actually encrypts, and how these 3rd parties check on what people are downloading. Encryption makes absolutely no difference here at all.
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