How does it work?

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Maxxxt Peculiar Mental Twist Premium join:2001-06-12 Denver, CO	How does it work? Seriously how does this system work. Will they inspect every file, every packet? Will they use IP logging from bit torrent clients and the ISP will identify the supposed offender? The three strikes system would be good for curbing and and possibly stopping many people from downloading pirated works, but is the information accurate? I still think there may be privacy issues in a system like this, and to blindly approve such a thing here in the US would be foolish. -- Don't argue! with an idiot; people watching may not be able to tell the difference.
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DotMac4 Shill H8r Premium join:2007-10-26 Huntington Beach, CA 1 edit	Same way ISPs get information in the US. Just as some US users get DMCA letters from their providers (we've all seen copies of those letters here in the forums), French users would be receiving "warning" letters from their own ISPs. This is a much better system than the RIAA lawsuit extortion scheme they're running.
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TheMG Premium join:2007-09-04 Canada kudos:1 Reviews: ·TekSavvy DSL	reply to Maxxxt Is it fully automatic? It can't be. No automatic system can accurately detect illegal downloads without false positives, they'd have to hire people to look through the logs of people who's downloading has been flagged as suspicious by the system. But this seems like it would involve a very substantial amount of work. So how do they do it?
	to forum · permalink · 2007-11-25 13:41:15 ·

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