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If the Government the right to request the prohibition of illegal downloads …?
… As stated in the BBC today the government is seeking to force ISPs to prohibit customers found that downloading music and movies illegally. Do you you are right in seeking this and what are the implications for free Internet access for all? Are they once again go after easy targets rather than criminal gangs and prolific to put these things on the net first? http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7240234.stm people in the United Kingdom get music online and download movies illegally and may have their internet access cut in the government's plans envisage. A draft consultation Green Paper suggests internet service providers should take measures on users who access pirated. Under a "three strikes" rule Generally, they receive a warning email, the suspension and subsequent termination of his contract.
What is a "three strikes" rule with a warning email when someone who sent fake e-mail warnings and finally, when (and if) a true pass by, nobody will know if this is true or false address? Personally, I do not understand what is the difference between downloading songs online compared to what I did when I was younger, with tape on the radio. Oh, I forgot, the rich may lose a dollar or two … and not those who have incomes more … could take a break.
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