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Old 30-10-2009, 19:37   #44
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Re: Internet "cut off" date set for illegal downloaders

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Originally Posted by Sir John Luke View Post
...tries to resist.....

Sorry, couldn't resist mentioning Phorm. The ISP's didn't exactly help their arguments against DPI (i.e. packet level monitoring of all their data traffic) when they tried to embrace Phorm, did they?
In fairness they are entirely different beasts, Phorm is relatively easy to implement.

Phorm just relies on being able to see what sort of sites people are visiting, which is plain text data, identifying infringing works means they need to keep a database of all infringing works, and examine all the data that passes through their networks against the digital fingerprints kept in that database, whilst also checking if it's coming from a legitimate download site or not.
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