So, if the byte caps are to curb file swapping and other forms of not so legal behavior, isn't charging extra making the cable/DSL providers benefit from pirating? So are the cable/DSL companies going to send a share of the profits to the RIAA or software companies? Humm, I smell another lawsuit coming up...
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So, if the byte caps are to curb file swapping and other forms of not so legal behavior, isn't charging extra making the cable/DSL providers benefit from pirating? So are the cable/DSL companies going to send a share of the profits to the RIAA or software companies? Humm, I smell another lawsuit coming up...