Lies!!!! All lies! They are coming for us all, they just want every one before they attack.


Source:Canadian Police Tolerates Piracy For Personal Use | TorrentFreakThe Canadian police announced that it will stop targeting people who download copyrighted material for personal use. Their priority will be to focus on organized crime and copyright theft that affects the health and safety of consumers instead of the cash flow of large corporations.
Around the same time that the CRIA successfully took Demonoid offline, the Canadian police made clear that Demonoid’s users don’t have to worry about getting caught, at least not in Canada. According to the Canadian police it is impossible to track down everyone who downloads music or movies off the Internet. The police simply does not have the time nor the resources to go after filesharers.
“Piracy for personal use is no longer targeted,” Noël St-Hilaire, head of copyright theft investigations of the Canadian police, said in an interview with Le Devoir. “It is too easy to copy these days and we do not know how to stop it,” he added.
St-Hilaire explained that they rather focus on crimes that actually hurt consumers such as copyright violations related to medicine and electrical appliances.
A wise decision, especially since we now know that filesharing has absolutely no impact on music sales. On the contrary, a recent study found that the more music people download on P2P-networks, the more CDs they buy.
Sweet.

lol@the thread title
i was like "wtf?"
anyway, most police forces go for the uploaders rather than downloaders, its common sense.
Last edited by Deg™ : 11-11-2007 at 05:40 AM
Originally Posted by Intangir

I blame firefox's sh*tty spellcheck.
lern2msword, mozilla.
Originally Posted by Intangir


YES WE ARE SAFEEEEEEE (we being Canadians)
but seriously... I actually buy CD's if I dled them and found them to be good.

LOL tolerates privacy for personal use, I was just wondering about that.


The funny part is that police tolerates it, but CRIA doesn't.
It works the same way here.
It's a good business for RIAA/CRIA to sue people. It's not like people can win against them.


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Uppercase is not shouting, this is a myth perpetuated by housewives and sex offenders.
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Set a trashcan on fire and keep a bum warm for a night. Set the bum on fire, and keep him warm for the rest of his life.
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If debugging is the process of removing bugs, then programming must be the process of putting them in. - Edsger Dijkstra
its much simpler to just bash your harddrives with a hammer and get a new one, save yourself some trouble.

My personal favorite which has proven to work, 10 inch magnet sits across my room on my dresser. I used it to scramble 14 stolen hard drives in 2002 when the FBI and DA's office raided my house for stolen goods my brother had, I took all the comp sit. xD
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That's a neat idea, hook up a few huge electro magnets to the side of your computer case.
flip a switch...poof
Uppercase is not shouting, this is a myth perpetuated by housewives and sex offenders.
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Set a trashcan on fire and keep a bum warm for a night. Set the bum on fire, and keep him warm for the rest of his life.
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If debugging is the process of removing bugs, then programming must be the process of putting them in. - Edsger Dijkstra
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