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Ars TechnicaFilm companies demand names of Reddit users who discussed piracy in 2011
Reddit urges US court to protect anonymity of six users who mentioned piracy.
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Brett@arstechnica lmao have they ever read r/Plex
Uhlus@bflipp @arstechnica why read r/plex if r/piracy exists?
@arstechnica This has to just be a power move of some kind, right? How could they trace any amount of loss in profits over the last 12 years back to 6 people who discussed piracy 12 years ago?
@arstechnica this highlights one of my concerns with the federated services. Whoโs going to risk paying for lawyers when the FBI comes knocking on a small instance server asking for details they may not have the right to have.
@arstechnica I. Downloaded. All. The. Things.
@fluxion @arstechnica this post right here officer!
webhatCome on @arstechnica add #alttext to your images. It's not so hard
Nick Kocharhook ๐บ๐ฆ๐ช๐ผ@webhat Oh, @arstechnica is on here. Horray!
Clinton Anderson SwordForHire@arstechnica Piracy is not a crime as long as "purchased" doesn't mean "owning".
Orca ๐ป | ๐ | ๐ช | ๐ด๐ณ๏ธโโง๏ธ@arstechnica A stopped clock can report the right time twice a day, eh?
Matt@arstechnica @yourdeanyboy See bro, this is why you need a VPN.
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๋@mtau @arstechnica don't see how it helps in this scenario, unless you're always accessing reddit via VPN?
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