Sterling said:As much as the Media say Piracy hurts (undoubtedly it does, but as minimal as it is, it's more like free advertisement) it's definitely not the scale it claims.
Is there any proof that it is quite serious? Is there any reason the Movie industry and Music industry still make millions every year? As I said, Piracy is very minimal. It's nowhere near as bad as many outlets make it seem. Sure as time goes on it gets worse, but it isn't something to worry over now. Like I said, its basically free advertisement. If I had friends who couldn't burn CDs, or didn't care. I play music they like, they either ask me to get it for them (to which I point them to wal-mart, or another store), or they find it themselves. For every music track pirated, there are hundreds more buying the physical product, or there are people who own all their music they pirate. It's not detrimental to the point where they should sue people. If anything, the money they make from suing people every year is as much or more than their sales are in a month. Minus the legal fees, they make minimal amounts.m3rox said:Sterling said:As much as the Media say Piracy hurts (undoubtedly it does, but as minimal as it is, it's more like free advertisement) it's definitely not the scale it claims.
Prove it. I'm serious. I want to see actual factual proof that piracy is no big deal. And don't use the claim that it's just copying. That point is moot.
m3rox said:Sterling said:As much as the Media say Piracy hurts (undoubtedly it does, but as minimal as it is, it's more like free advertisement) it's definitely not the scale it claims.
Prove it. I'm serious. I want to see actual factual proof that piracy is no big deal. And don't use the claim that it's just copying. That point is moot.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/20...s-are-bogus.arsm3rox said:Prove it. I'm serious. I want to see actual factual proof that piracy is no big deal. And don't use the claim that it's just copying. That point is moot.
That's not to say private trackers are safe. Many "private" sites also list stuff on external trackers, and even with stuff hosted on their trackers it's possible to find you pirating stuff without having to have an account on the site. Big companies have access to a lot more info and hardware than the average person.RiotShooter said:Its called private trackers.... People that use public sites are asking for it.
True because copyright laws vary in the US and Philippines.Narayan said:i just started using utorrent...
also can they sue me if i'm from the philippines?
i'm outside of their jurisdiction right?
QUOTE said:So Sony gets hacked and everyone with the ability to type wants them ass raped in court for something they were not even responsible for.