British ISPs will be required to cut illegal filesharing on their networks by 70% within a year under new powers set to be given to the communications regulator Ofcom, the Digital Britain report, published today, says.
I dont understand how they are going to distinguish between legal filesharing and non legal filesharing ??? Do they just look at traffic on the ports from the various p2p methods ???
Sure they could look at filenames but without actually downloading every file that is ever downloaded from different p2p methods themselves and checking if its legal or not, how will they know ??
After all, you could be sharing freeware, movie trailers, ect (you get the idea)
If enough people got cut off for sharing genuinely only legal files then i'm sure enough of a fuss could be kicked up to get this whole thing laughed out with all the human rights ect
I might be completely wrong here and have missed something obvious but just my take on it.
1. Does this 50p/month make us shareholders..
2. Are they going to give the broadband away for free....somehow I dont think so..
3. As I presume they wont give BB away for free, do we get a cut of the profits for our 50p..
We are now going to be taxed for something someone else will be using....thats just dandy..............................NOT.
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