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Other commenters have already addressed the notion of whether a file can be legal or illegal in and of itself.
However, it seems that the article in question, and the ensuing discussion here, is confusing illegal files with illegal file transfer.
For example, while a copyright-protected music file is illegal to download in the U.S., it is perfectly legal to download in Canada.
Thus, the discussion becomes unclear as to whether we are discussing illegal files or illegal file transfers.
that would be Wal-Mart, no? Blue logo and all?
I use and recommend Spamex (spamex.com). I tried Sneakemail and found the filtering options confusing and limited. Spamex's options are clear (provides whitelisting and blacklisting options) as well as automated expiry of disposable email addresses. Cheers, - O.
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Other commenters have already addressed the notion of whether a file can be legal or illegal in and of itself.
However, it seems that the article in question, and the ensuing discussion here, is confusing illegal files with illegal file transfer.
For example, while a copyright-protected music file is illegal to download in the U.S., it is perfectly legal to download in Canada.
Thus, the discussion becomes unclear as to whether we are discussing illegal files or illegal file transfers.
that would be Wal-Mart, no? Blue logo and all?
I use and recommend Spamex (spamex.com). I tried Sneakemail and found the filtering options confusing and limited. Spamex's options are clear (provides whitelisting and blacklisting options) as well as automated expiry of disposable email addresses.
Cheers,
- O.