01-22-2003, 02:00 PM
I found this little article in newspaper:
Net Providers Must Help in Piracy Fight
Seems now ISP's are supposed to track down people sharing music, and turn them in.
What I want to know is how do they know to look for them?
is ISP supposed to monitor all internet traffic now?
What ever happened to 4th Amendment - isn't this
"search now and let's see what we find"?
Will they monitor all sites you visit?
This was the quote from the article that made me most nervous:
Is it me, or is this a potentially huge issue?
Net Providers Must Help in Piracy Fight
Seems now ISP's are supposed to track down people sharing music, and turn them in.
What I want to know is how do they know to look for them?
is ISP supposed to monitor all internet traffic now?
What ever happened to 4th Amendment - isn't this
"search now and let's see what we find"?
Will they monitor all sites you visit?
This was the quote from the article that made me most nervous:
Quote:"This puts a huge burden on Internet service providers," said Harris Miller, head of the Washington-based Information Technology Association of America, a trade group. "It turns them into judge, jury and executioner just because someone makes an allegation about a problem.":fuckoff:
Is it me, or is this a potentially huge issue?