Judge doesn't rule UK ISPs now required to block Piratebay

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Re: Judge doesn't rule UK ISPs now required to block Pirateb

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Glad I moved away from torrent sites to usenet
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OK which mod made the thread title even less accurate, the judge's ruling puts the requirement for ISPs to ban it one major step closer not less likely!

Interestingly TPB have pretty much settled on just magnet inks for all new additions today and removed .torrent file download links. This is a shit load of fuck as you can't select files from multi-file torrents or choose the location when using magnet links. If they are sooooo untouchable why fuck the site up?

Either way TPB can just fuck right off with this inferior system.
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Darkflame wrote:Thats easy, censorship is passive, surveillance is active.
Eh? Other way round, surely? Censorship is taking active steps to stop you doing something, whereas surveillance is just watching you do it.
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