Thread: BT goes after Rogue Diallers Again
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Old 15-03-2005, 18:49   #4
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Re: BT goes after Rogue Diallers Again
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Originally Posted by Paul
Wonder how long before someone takes them to court for infringing their human rights to earn a living

Opera Telecom (hopefully no relation to the browser) is already doing that... http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/02/22/bt_court_case/

Good move on BT's part. Having said that, I have found the best protection against premium rate dialler software is to not use a modem.
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