[LINK] The problems with Dallas Buyers Club 'settle or face large fines' letters

Andy Farkas andyf at andyit.com.au
Tue Jun 23 08:11:25 AEST 2015


On 22/06/15 11:55, Bernard Robertson-Dunn wrote:

> Relying on the technical evidence won’t help in this case. The movie
> owners used a service called Maverickeye which identified computer
> addresses of people who were participating in BitTorrenting the movie
> during a two month period. What they didn’t do was identify how much of
> the movie was downloaded or even shared back. So, other than having the
> accused downloaders confess to how much they downloaded or re-uploaded,
> there is no proof that they systematically shared the movie to others.
>

With Windows 10 being rammed down our throats and it's new feature
call 'wifi sense'  that shares your wifi password with others, a 
'friend' can
connect to your network and start trafficking. "It wasn't me mr. lawyer
man!"

http://www.howtogeek.com/219700/what-is-wi-fi-sense-and-why-does-it-want-your-facebook-account/

-andyf




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