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Originally posted by Defiant
They first have to prove that everyone that use's Kazaa is searching for illegal software
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Okay, it's not the contention that Kazaa can only be used for illegal purposes that has caused Google to remove these links. Instead it is the makers of the Kazaa software that have put the request to Google.
Kazaa Lite is a version of Kazaa that is not endorsed by the makers of Kazaa, someone illegally reverse-engineered a copy of Kazaa and hacked the source code to produce the spyware free version known as Kazaa lite...this is an illegal act.
Back to the issue of Google, I wonder how long it's going to be before SCO try to force google to remove the search term 'linux' from it's database, lmao