New Zealanders: Copyright Laws and your sneaky Gov't
New Zealand to sneak in Internet disconnection copyright law with Christchurch quake emergency legislation
Basically, the NZ government is trying to pass a previously-rejected three-strikes internet disconnection law by attaching it to legislation dealing with the earthquakes in Christchurch. The anti-piracy bill can cause repeat offenders to lose internet access for six months. |
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I'm kind of worried about this. What should I do once October 1st kicks in? Do I download IP hiding software, are there any closed file sharing groups I can join? Can we do something like that on MB?
Is IP hiding software really that reliable? |
I guess you should pirate like hell while you can, Vanilla :p:
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That really is ridiculous. Wow.
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This sounds like bull ****e.
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Usually when this debate has come up in other places the ISP providers are dead against it because they don't want to lose out on profits on a whim because of the entertainment industry.
If it wasn't for that this law would be a lot more widespread. |
New Zealand will be the test run. Next, the world...
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they start on the other side of the world. nice.
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