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smm298 · 08-10-08

It's not like the police pack up shop if you tell them it wasn't you, and your wireless was hacked. They can check your computer for pirated products and what have you to prove that you have at least downloaded pirated content, either way I don't think you'll be getting away with it easily.

coltsrock · 08-10-08

ok, so I what proxies should I use, or should I enable certain things in uTorrent?

pig69 · 08-10-08

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Originally Posted by smm298

It's not like the police pack up shop if you tell them it wasn't you, and your wireless was hacked. They can check your computer for pirated products and what have you to prove that you have at least downloaded pirated content, either way I don't think you'll be getting away with it easily.

I wouldn't be dumb enough to keep pirated stuff, as if I download that anyway...besides they need a warrant, which entails notifying my ISP who tells me of the request (required due to privacy laws).

Anyway this will soon be locked, torrents aren't illegal, just the criminals that use them.

Proxies are SSLLOOWW.....

coltsrock · 08-10-08

I enabled Protocol Encryption in uTorrent, from what I read, this helps

superk · 08-10-08

its a civil lawsuit, not a federal offence. they dont need beyond a reasonable doubt. They need to convince the judge that its possible that you comitted these infractions.

and wait a minute.. you want us to help you steal software and protect yourself... and of all places on a public forum? I think you had better re-evaluate your questions here bud....

DarkNite · 08-10-08

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Originally Posted by coltsrock

So i shouldnt worry? And just keep using uTorrent?

encrypt traffic: enabled, or even forced :P

Im trying that tor privoxy

onexero · 08-10-08

How To: Download Torrents Through a Proxy/Firewall

coltsrock · 08-10-08

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Originally Posted by superk

its a civil lawsuit, not a federal offence. they dont need beyond a reasonable doubt. They need to convince the judge that its possible that you comitted these infractions.

and wait a minute.. you want us to help you steal software and protect yourself... and of all places on a public forum? I think you had better re-evaluate your questions here bud....

I never said illegal, I just dont like people watching what i do

yeahhhh thats it

legendor · 08-11-08

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Originally Posted by superk

its a civil lawsuit, not a federal offence. they dont need beyond a reasonable doubt. They need to convince the judge that its possible that you comitted these infractions.

and wait a minute.. you want us to help you steal software and protect yourself... and of all places on a public forum? I think you had better re-evaluate your questions here bud....

I agree. It is hard for federal prosecuter and such to actually convince the judge that the defendant is probably guilty. There aren't many laws for pirating either which means if you hire smart attorney, your lawyer will probably find loopholes to avoid such prosecution. DLing a movie I think won't be "serious" enough to have the entire FBI cyber squad to track you.

Manyak · 08-11-08

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Originally Posted by smm298

It's not like the police pack up shop if you tell them it wasn't you, and your wireless was hacked. They can check your computer for pirated products and what have you to prove that you have at least downloaded pirated content, either way I don't think you'll be getting away with it easily.

Technically, having pirated content on your computer is perfectly legal. You just aren't allowed to distribute it.

Kind of like how its legal for minors to smoke, but illegal for them to purchase cigarettes.

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