Two weeks ago the RIAA wrote a letter to BitTorrent Inc, asking the company to block "infringing" downloads in its popular client uTorrent. While it's technically feasible the request treads on a slippery slope. Will the RIAA ask web browsers to block copyright infringing URLs next?
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Piracy is not going anywhere, but this measure will definitely hurt pirates.
whats that gonna help.
pirates will just make their own exclusive browser specifically to pirate.
and if they blocking copyrighted material, does that mean youtube gets blocked as well or are they now choosing what content is ok and what content isnt.