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Way more information available...
This link - http://exame.abril.com.br/tecn... - (In portuguese) - Has way more information about this issue. Some interesting points from it: -Suspension will occur because Facebook didn't provide messages for an investigation still underway. -The judge says that Facebook responded the request in English, not an official language in Brazil. -Important: THE REQUESTS ARE ONLY FOR FUTURE MESSAGES. (Justice seeks only to obtain copies of future messages of the investigated). -The company argues that providing the messages will make its users lose faith in the app. The Judge calls it BS: Phones are recorded all the time and people didn't lose faith / stopped using their telecom providers. -There is a fine of ~15K USD/day until the order is followed.
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Re:Sounds like the eBay I knew...
Hmm? Brazil and Argentina have "mercado livre" for years, and AFAICT they're ebay with a different name (same platform).
Yep. Until not that much time ago, M.L. was a fine place to buy and sell. But from some years to now, things changed - user's support is near zero, you just can't make a complaint online. Too much rules are relaxed, what favors bad faith sellers.
EBay was a partner until recently, but what we heard is that eBay got fed with all that and decided to do business directly around here. What is one of the best noticies we got in years : we *need* competition around here.
I found something here to supports what I'm saying. Google translating here.
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that was
Worth noticing:
http://info.abril.com.br/noticias/internet/locaweb-sofre-ataque-cracker-17092010-33.shl
They just defaced every page in many compromised hosts.
Some said this exploit meant 30% of .br web domains was showing that Ataturk protraits. -
Re:out of portugal ?
airplane, voice transmission over radio waves, hot air baloon, caller ID for analog phone systems, dirigible baloon, photography, typewriter.
here: http://mundoestranho.abril.com.br/materia/materia_204346.shtml
just to mention a few.
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An interesting perspective on this
In Sao Paulo, 10M inhabitants:
60% of people buy pirated goods at least once a month.
33.6% of people spend less than $5 in pirated goods per month.
18% of people spend $5 to $15 in pirated goods per month.
8.4% of people spend more than $15 in pirated goods per month.
Source: http://info.abril.com.br/aberto/infonews/022008/21022008-3.shl -
Re:WTF?
You may be interested to know that your catchy phrase has been used as the title for a brazilian article about the issue: "Compre meu software ou eu atiro no pingüim"