[Noboru]

http://act.demandpro...UwLkLQ&rd=1&t=2

I wish I could say more, but apparently this has been being discussed for a while now, just no.. Supposedly, it's now okay for them to look at what we do, starting July 12th. Am I the only one getting tired of this? I also heard that they'll give you five strikes, and after that, punishment begins. I wish I had more evidence and information, but does anyone have anything new to share?

Please spread the word, and do something about it.

[Vérité]

Noboru, on 08 July 2012 - 05:44 PM, said:

http://act.demandpro...UwLkLQ&rd=1&t=2

I wish I could say more, but apparently this has been being discussed for a while now, just no.. Supposedly, it's now okay for them to look at what we do, starting July 12th. Am I the only one getting tired of this? I also heard that they'll give you five strikes, and after that, punishment begins. I wish I had more evidence and information, but does anyone have anything new to share?

Please spread the word, and do something about it.

July 12, 2012: The Day ISPs Start Spying On Customers

They are kept up only by the ones who are paying them.

Without us, they would be nothing.

They are our slaves, and therefore we own the internet.

The internet is ours, and can not be taken away from us.

The internet is a place of freedom.

The internet is a place of free will.

No matter what measures they put down on us, we must always attempt to protect that freedom.

For without those who try to protect our freedom, those who are trying to take away our freedom will take more and more- until no freedom is
left to take.



They strive for power.

For every inch of power they gain, an inch of freedom is taken away from us.



We must not back down.



We must not let them win.



For if we are to back down, we lose.

The internet loses.

They will eventually bite more and more out of our cake of freedom.



We must protect.

We must succeed.



We are Anonymous.

There are a lot of names, but it boils down to the big five mentioned
(AT&T, Cablevision, Comcast, Time Warner Cable, and Verizon) and
their subsidiaries.

The Participating ISPs are the following: SBC Internet Services, Inc., BellSouth
Telecommunications, Inc., Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, Pacific Bell
Telephone Company, Illinois Bell Telephone Company, Indiana Bell Telephone
Company, Incorporated, Michigan Bell Telephone Company, Nevada Bell Telephone
Company, The Ohio Bell Telephone Company, Wisconsin Bell, Inc., The Southern New
England Telephone Company, and BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc. (the AT&T Inc.
companies); Verizon Online LLC, Verizon Online LLC – Maryland, and Verizon Online
Pennsylvania Partnership (the Verizon companies); Comcast Cable Communications
Management, LLC; CSC Holdings, LLC (solely with respect to its cable systems
operating in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut) (the Cablevision systems); and
Time Warner Cable Inc.

[Trip Dering]

That reminds me. I need to grab a few more... sensitive items... before that time.

[Schwarzschild]

I love having a local, private ISP. But this seriously sucks.

Although, weren't they spying on us beforehand? And I heard that this will only really affect those who torrent, because those are easier to see and spy on compared to direct downloading... Is that true?

[Revolver]

Well...I'm glad that I don't have internet or phone service from any of these types of companies.

Anyway, why does this crud keep happening?! Doesn't this count as cyber terrorism or something?
You know what? Nevermind...Logic is temporarily nonexistent

[Schwarzschild]

http://www.democrati....com/1002865735

According to this source, it will only target people who use P2P methods of pirating, like torrenting.

[Girla PurpleHeart]

First, the virus scare, then C-whatever the fuck it is Bill passed in Canada, and now this. Dammit, this is why I don't trust the internet nowadays and I still don't trust it to this date. It's CISPA all over again!

[Noboru]

I personally wasn't exactly worried by the internet virus, sure it was a bit scary, but it actually seemed really simple to get rid of.. surprisingly.

Though thanks Operater, the list you posted helped out.

[Girla PurpleHeart]

Just found out that cyberlockers and any direct download sites (such as Mediafire, Hotfile, etc.) isn't affected by this, but the problem is that it's going to be hard on them when people hosted files on there, even the sources will be hard to find when this thing hits.

[Vérité]

http://www.michaelge.../view/6609/125/


All Canadians, prepare for an ACTA-esque bill to try and get through!