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Subject: OT: Torrent Users
Date: Sun, 29 May 2005 17:15:10 -0400
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Saw this from a regular poster in another group. I myself don't know
if it's all true or not but the poster is a reg and you might want to
verify:
On Sat, 28 May 2005 12:05:46 -0400, Dracula
<CastleDracula@Romania.com> wrote:
>Seems that the new bit torrent is not as safe as people thought. The
>MPAA has a complete list of everyone that placed the recent Star Wars
>Movie on a torrent server and ALL of the ones that downloaded it.
>
>In a recent MPAA AP news release, the MPAA has said that they are
>going to file charges against EVERY name/account on the list they
>have. From the people that had it for download, to the people that
>actually downloaded the movie. See bit torrent keeps a log of your ISP
>when you connect, so it is not that hard to locate you when you have a
>map going directly back to your location.
>
>If you have bit torrent on your computer, I would strongly suggest
>that you remove it and write over it till it cannot be recovered. And
>if you have the Star wars movie already from torrent, GET RID OF
>IT!
>
>These people are not screwing around, they have already filed charges
>against 380 people in Brussels, 56 In Canada, 2200 in Asia and over
>250 here in the states already and according to the press release,
>there is another 12,000 more cases they are going to file.
>
>Just wonder who shit in the MPAA's wheaties this morning?
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