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[mrmitchell]

Harry--true, but I know something even cheaper than that

Honestly, as long as you remain with a small ISP (or at least one that has a record for caring about its consumers), the RIAA is going to have that much a harder time getting your info like in the Verizon case. Also, just refrain from downloading it at Uni or another public place and you're ok

[Panag]

Originally posted by mrmitchell
Harry--true, but I know something even cheaper than that

Honestly, as long as you remain with a small ISP (or at least one that has a record for caring about its consumers), the RIAA is going to have that much a harder time getting your info like in the Verizon case. Also, just refrain from downloading it at Uni or another public place and you're ok

hi ,

or use some good security soft and / or hardware , ....

have a nice day

[Harry Seldon]

Using good security won't protect you from being muscled through you ISP by the RIAA, unfortunately.

[Panag]

Originally posted by Harry Seldon
Using good security won't protect you from being muscled through you ISP by the RIAA, unfortunately.

hi ,

oh yes it does , ....

have a nice day

[Harry Seldon]

How? Even if you were spoofing, dropping icmp, etc your ISP would still have login IDs and times you were on along with statistical information regarding your connection. If you have the skills to get around havingthis type of information collected by your ISP, PM me and let me know how you do it because it would be some interesting kungfu.

[mrmitchell]

Security schmecurity. It might prevent the RIAA from directly haxoring you immediately, but you still reveal a lot by your file-trading program. (For example, KaZaA broadcasts your IP to everywhere.) Even if you get past that, your ISP will probably be suspiscious if you start downloading a huge file, or do it continuously. Like I said, the best bet is not your own security, but your ISP's willingness to cave in to Big Music.

[Panag]

Originally posted by Harry Seldon
How? Even if you were spoofing, dropping icmp, etc your ISP would still have login IDs and times you were on along with statistical information regarding your connection. If you have the skills to get around havingthis type of information collected by your ISP, PM me and let me know how you do it because it would be some interesting kungfu.

hi ,

sure , on a site thats server is on us soil and juristiction , .....

one , that info proves nothing and can with great ease made to show a cover , .....

"your" isp , ..... not if you are smart , ......

just think about it , .....

have a nice day