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Originally Posted by DamianJ
However the same industry rightsholder groups that support the creation of ACTA have also called for mandatory network-level filtering by Internet Service Providers and for Internet Service Providers to terminate citizens' Internet connection on repeat allegation of copyright infringement (the "Three Strikes" /Graduated Response) so there is reason to believe that ACTA will seek to increase intermediary liability and require these things of Internet Service Providers. While mandating copyright filtering by ISPs will not be technologically effective because it can be defeated by use of encryption efforts to introduce network level filtering will likely involve deep packet inspection of citizens' Internet communications. This raises considerable concerns for citizens' civil liberties and privacy rights and the future of Internet innovation.
https://www.eff.org/issues/acta
So, with no proof they cut off your internet, they make the ISPs do deep packet inspection so you have no privacy and you think this is good?
Man oh man.
/me shakes head and walks off |
Who gives a fuck!
If this theft shit isn't stopped none of us will have an internet connection anyway
since we can't pay the bill.
None of these bills/laws would have ever come about if you had spent as much time
preaching to people to stop stealing content. Your preaching is a little too late and
directed at the wrong people.
Go preach to megaassholeload in prison.