I really doubt this will work. If they are only targeting people in the US, and “large violators.” I think they have lost their heads. They are going to upset people to the point where their sales will decline more… Personally I don’t use Kazaa or the others, I never got into music enough to start. If I want to hear music I can turn on the radio. This has the potential to do some damage to some unlucky people.
“It would begin searching Internet file-sharing networks Thursday to identify music fans who offer “substantial” collections of MP3 song files for downloading. It urged users to remove popular music-sharing software or adjust program settings to prevent such downloads.”
I think they’re bluffing. How are they going to find out who people are through Kazaa?
interesting, but i really don’t think they really are gonna be able to track users… even if they did, avoiding being tracked is going to be as easy as selecting the ‘Disable sharing files with other users’ feature… I realize that it would make it harder to find files on the network, but no one’s going to get sues or will have to pay a single penny
*Originally posted by ahmed *
**avoiding being tracked is going to be as easy as selecting the ‘Disable sharing files with other users’ features… **
yes… but that’s the idea… y’see… if everyone does that… no one is sharing… then who do you download from?
*Originally posted by asphaltcowboy *
**yes… but that’s the idea… y’see… if everyone does that… no one is sharing… then who do you download from? **
I edited my post