While students at universities in the US are pressured by the RIAA, a British university citing pressure from increasing numbers of copyright infringement notices, has taken out a blunt instrument and banned it ’s students from accessing some of the world’s largest BitTorrent sites, regardless of the legitimate content they contain. (Digg and comment this)
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I used to download from Uni, but not by using their network.
I use www.logmein.com to access my PC from home, open my browser remotely and start a few downloads ready for when I'm home.
A couple of sites I've been working on if you're interested http://www.howtogetfaster.co.uk, [url]http://www.documentaries.me.uk[url] and a new startup http://thelocalseo.co
I see what your saying...
i say just use our proxy via the bittorrent torrent tracker page: http://www.zeropaid.com/links/bittorrent
There is absolutely NO WAY I would use a university network for getting illegal stuff....might as well hang a sign on you that says: "Please BUST ME"!
If I was going to school and wanted p2p, I would have to find a way to use my own....like thepuzzler does now.
Indeed. I know a few people that have got caught at Uni but not because of the download traffic, it was the upload traffic that was noticed.Originally Posted by meyou123
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