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Old 17-12-2011, 19:43   #8
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Re: Over Utilisation...The laymans story

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Originally Posted by kwikbreaks View Post
... the chances are that the connection is being used to infringe copyright as there are few legitimate home uses for such a product....
Streaming TV can be a legitimate use:

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You'll find that many web sites allow you to watch video, even live video, without having to wait around for more than a few seconds for it to start. In many cases video is offered in two or more different sizes or at different qualities - so that you can choose the one that plays best with your connection speed. Having a faster connection means you can watch the video at a larger size and better quality.
http://www.broadband.co.uk/guides/beginners/page3/
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