Paris Hilton and TMobile Enforcing Copyright On Sidekick Hack
 

They are using one of the same firms we use and we got a copy of a c&d on the address book and sidekick pics etc..

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The sidekick stuff does not appear to be public domain and on the bright side tmobile will help our exclusivity by shutting down their paris infringers.

The question could be whether or not the sidekick stuff is so widely distributed that it became public domain. With TMobile actively enforcing the copyright so soon after the leak, my personal opinion is that there will be no question they have the copyright and proving them wrong would be like winning a date with your sister anyway...


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Excerpt below:

Re: Demand for Immediate Take Down/Notice of Infringing Activity

Greetings:



T-Mobile USA, Incorporated ("T-Mobile") has received information that the domain listed above, which appears to be on servers under your control, links to Ms. Paris Hilton's address book, personal information and/or voicemail messages, which were obtained in an unauthorized manner from T-Mobile facilities.



Ms. Hilton asserts a copyright and privacy interest in the material. Neither T-mobile nor Ms. Hilton authorized the display or use of this information. In addition, the site uses and displays the copyrighted trademarked materials of T-Mobile.



We are giving you notice of this activity and request that you take expeditious action to remove or disable access to the material described above, and thereby prevent the unauthorized distribution of the copyrighted materials and personal information.



We appreciate your cooperation in this matter. Please advise us regarding what actions you take.
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why do they even bother trying ?

Confused now,

Are you saying because the hilton stuff is so widely distributed it's public domain?

No I am saying that if one receives a c&d that to battle it out with tmobile and paris would be a fruitless effort and that is the only argument i can personally see somebody making.

Michael (XPays CTO) and my biz partner on everything is an attorney. I'll check and see if he has any opinion. I am not a lawyer and this message does not constitute legal advice.

the actual t-mobile notes and list is copyright , the numbers are not.

XPays: When are the lesbian pictures going to be released? Not the tmobile ones.

I'm wondering the same thing ...

Good call... they're all dead anyways though, so doesnt really matter.

That shit is everywhere.

people didnt know this your kidding right lol

YES..that IS what you're saying:

And the answer is: NO. There is no such thing as public domain :1orglaugh