Mashable: "We've all done it. One day it's pirating an album, the next day it's streaming movies from a sketchy site. Of course, we know all these things are illegal. But what about the other illicit activity you're engaging in online? Some may not be as obvious as you'd think."
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"We've all done it. One day it's pirating an album, the next day it's streaming movies from a sketchy site"
I hate that attitude. Just because you and a couple friends do it, doesn't mean "we all do it". We aren't all pirates.
Half of the stuff on that list is "copyright for copyright's sake" infractions that not even the owners care about. Big deal. Do you think FOX gives a flying sh** that I use this Red avatar?
SilentNegotiator must be the pope!
Then again... maybe not, Im sure the pope has done some of these things.
I agree;
To some degree, everyone is highly likely to have done something illegal on their phone or internet.
Me, personally, I don't go out looking to pirate anything, but in rare cases, it can be so subtle that you simply never realize that it was illegal. There's no internet rules manual, no warnings or such to inform you that it is or may be illegal. The most I do is get apps from stores & convert YouTube videos into audio. No torrenting, no IP adjusting, etc.
If a app store has an app which lets you download music or videos, doesn't the blame fall primarily on the provider? If it's illegal, it should'nt be allowed in their store. Yeah, I heard the story of how unofficial things can be solicit in these stores, but before penalizing the customer, the stores themselves should be regulated so that access to such material is not allowed.
Personally, I consider most advertisements a complete waste of my time, a distraction, and a detriment to society. Ad Blocking should be if it's not a constitutional right of the individual. Let's call it "Freedom from Indoctrination."
not sure about the rules of trademarks. If my last name was mcdonalds, i should be able to register an available domain with mcdoanlds, and talk about my hypothetical business, personal life, etc.
dont think courts can rule against legitimate sites. In fact, most times they settle out of court.