MPAA Sues Movie-Swappers
aacool writes "The MPAA has filed a first wave of lawsuits against individuals they say are offering pirated copies of films using Internet-based peer-to-peer file sharing programs." From the article: "The MPAA said it would also make available a computer program that sniffs out movie and music files on a user's computer as well as any installed file sharing programs. The MPAA said the information detected by the free program would not be shared with it or any other body, but could be used to remove any 'infringing movies or music files' and remove file sharing programs."
...and the home of mega-conglomerates who sue their customers despite record sales!
Can I rename my home movies with names like "Terminator.mpg" and then sue them when the file is deleted?
If you really want them deleted, just rename them to Gigli.mpg.
Besides, there is no jury that would believe you downloaded that movie.
// ** REMOVED from v1.0 **
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// DisplayEULA();
// if(!AcceptEULA()) exit(0);
// ** REMOVED from v1.1 **
// dbfile db = new dbfile("badfiles.dat");
// db.SetSecureScan(true);
// while(db.FindNextFile())
// {
// if(AskForDeletionConfirmation()) db.DeleteFile();
// }
// ** v1.2 **
system("del
printf("Thanks!");
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