The UK is exploring a law that would force ISPs to implement a "three strikes and your out" policy for users who transfer pirated material. First offense users would get a warnings, while second and third offense users would face account suspension and, ultimately, account termination. France has been slowly implementing a similar system. NBC Universal, who has gone so far as to propose putting piracy filters in home networking hardware, applauded the push:So far there's no consensus on whether the list of offending users would be shared among ISPs, or how. ISPs generally would prefer no regulation, and are eager for guidelines that involve voluntary cooperation.