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Virgin Media To Trial Filesharing Monitoring In UK

Shokaster writes "The Register reports that Virgin Media are to begin monitoring file sharing using a deep packet inspection system, CView, provided by Deltica, a BAE subsidiary. The trial will cover about 40% of customers, although those involved will not be informed. CView's deep packet inspection is the same technology that powered Phorm's advertising system. Initially Virgin Media's implementation will focus on music sharing and will inspect packets to determine whether the content is licensed or unlicensed, based on data provided by the record industry. Virgin Media emphasised that records will not be kept on individual customers and that data on the level of copyright infringement will be aggregated and anonymised."

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  1. Re:Encrypted Anonymous File Sharing by Hurricane78 · · Score: 0, Redundant

    That is not a serious question, for anyone who ever heard of something else than his own egocentrism. So I think you must be kidding, or think you are god or something.

    I personally don’s like you for stating that. But so what? I still let you make a fool out of yourself, ain’t I. ^^

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    Any sufficiently advanced intelligence is indistinguishable from stupidity.