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> If you share music, you will eventually get caught.
I'll just quote myself:-
Anyways, its completely legal to dl copyrighted music in Canada. The Supreme Court there has ruled that uploading music on a website is nothing but creating a personal backup on the net which co-incidentially can be accessed by other people. Look through all the results that the link below displays.
> I said who.
The recording industry.
> But I don't get it. Who actually catches these fools?
IP adresses? There are loads of ways to track and trace and stuff.
> I download files of all types. I can admit that freely. I'm just
> asking to be taken to a court of law aren't I?
Oh you rebel. Be quiet.
> Hoju wrote:
> I download music all the time. Whos going to catch me. Ha.
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> It's entirely possible you'll be caught. It was on the news a few
> weeks ago that quite a few people had been caught. Someone had
> downloaded about nine thousand songs and had to pay a fine of quite a
> few thousand pounds.
But I don't get it. Who actually catches these fools?