well next time i change my isp, i'm going to register it in my dogs name, and see how daft the cops look when my dog appears in court, whoof justice
everyday our civil and humans rights are vanishing, your fined if you park in the wrong place, fine for not putting your dustbin out the right day, or the lid is not shut, fined for dropping litter, cannot take pics of your kids in a swimming pool sports day, more restrictions and controls on visa's, the list is endless .orwells 1984 is slowly coming true, the gov is watching you .i thought the court of human rights was for the benefit of it's citizens, not govs and corporate companies![]()
kids are minors andy and the dog will never grass on me
there is no law that says your wireless network has to be secure, and if some lowlife scouserhappens to download copyrighted material thru my wireless router , i am not responsible for someone else's actions
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You would let your dog go to jail for you
Can you hide a saw in a bone
Of course thats the new defence a lot of people are using not sure if its been tested. Its not ilegal to leave it unsecure but mightly foolish imho.
For a start make sure all your ports are locked down. Im sure you would not leave them open, but some people leave sharing open and alsorts. once they do that and if your using private network ip as most adsl routers do..
Copyrighted material is one thing if some pedo used your connection I dont think I would wanna go though all the accusations and stigma which would come with being associated with those scumbags.
Thats if you ever were able to prove it was someone else. I would think that surely the law would come down on the side that your responsible otherwise pedos would just have open networks and say someone else commited the act of downloading or uploading ilegal material?
For that one reason i really dont care if people download warez all day its their choice, but i would be happy if they said all routers had to be locked down to at least stop the defence for pedos. But then I guess you would have a loophole where they would say oh well some one must have cracked the encryption which is possible with just about every version on the market with varying levels of difficulty.
just read a story today about a woman accused of putting the wrong rubbish in her recycled bin.. and she was cleared because
'magistrates said the prosecution had been unable to prove that she was responsible for the contamination.
Her solicitor Mark Shell earlier told the court: "There is no CCTV, no video evidence and no independent witnesses to say that she is responsible.
"But someone clearly put it there. Who? That's not our problem." '
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/devon/5165148.stm
so for anyone accused of file sharing on a unsecured wireless network, then this is your defence..
what's happened to my WPA-PSK and SSID settings on me router, they've gone, i wonder when they vanished
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