[iEvOKinG]

If You Feel This Is Invading Our Privacy Please Sign This.

 

We've stopped SOPA and CISPA but now there's CAS, the Copyrights Alert System.

Cas
is an "educational" anti-piracy system; "educational" in the way that
it will severly slow down internet for internet users after several
piracy offenses.

AT&T, Cablevision, Comcast, Time Warner, and
Verizon will be launching their versions of CAS NEXT WEEK, with Comcast
probably being first. Once again, this will start NEXT WEEK . I believe
we all have to means to petition for our rights, and I think this is the
time to.

 

https://petitions.wh...system/KjBZN4mV

[deathwish]

#sameshitdifferentname
 

AT&T is my internet provider... =/

[iEvOKinG]

#sameshitdifferentname
 

AT&T is my internet provider... =/

Stop Using P2P Network or you will get busted hehehehe

[deathwish]

Address the Six Strikes plan being pursued by AT&T, Cablevision Systems, Comcast, Time Warner Cable and Verizon

 

Several internet providers have unveiled their "Six strike" plan. The purpose is just as it seeks to fight copyright infringement and protect IP. The problem however is that to due so would require the providers to monitor data use and compile records of said use, infringing on privacy. On top of that if they believe you to be infringing they will begin throttling with no due process, unless you pay 35$ for an appeal, making it hard for you to connect to and search on the internet. The internet is increasingly becoming far more than a luxury every day. It is the fuel of our economy; enabling commerce, spurring innovation around the world, and spreading the ideals of the future. This plan will halt the flow of information and lock the poor out with no reprieve. The costs are not worth it.

 

http://wh.gov/vtr3

[deathwish]

Stop Using P2P Network or you will get busted hehehehe

 

I use Transmission (Mac) to share magnent links. Think they would count that?

[iEvOKinG]

as long as you are sharing directly from your pc they can trace it, unless you are using some kind of ip masking that hide your real indenity so those copyright holder couldn't trace your IP, otherwise stop using torrent heheheh

[deathwish]

Do you know of any good way to mask my IP then? I know how to do it while on Chrome, but not in a way that masks everything on my computer.

[iEvOKinG]

i would recomment you using a VPN like Hide My Ass but it will cost you monthly fees, or you can use windows software like Hide My IP which only cost you a one time fees, and or a website based proxy server.

you can read it more about how to hide your ip here: http://whatismyipaddress.com/hide-ip

[Arrow]

VPN and proxies may help, but the end result is still plausible. ISPs have the ability to detect whether your using a proxy or not, and at the very least, see that you're receiving information from torrent ports. From ( *:6881-*:6999 )

[iChr0niX]

Yeah i use VPN too i pay for privatetunnel only way to secure your ass these days.

 

Or jump on some flavour of linux like Tails and browse the deep web, that way you stay hidden

[Jessica19]

CAS is supposed to be an educational tool, but really what they are doing is collecting evidences of violations.  We'll be forced to acknowledge we've seen the notice in later steps of what is supposed to be a six step process. People are suggesting using VPN when downloading files through P2P. But VPN providers like Hidemyass (read the hidemyass and Lulzsec's case) will actually provide proof of evidence to authorities. The only viable solution I can think of is using a  offshore VPN company which is not subjected to the law enforcement in the U.S. I would suggest only use non logging VPN, VPN that does NOT log your real IP addresses. You can also try vpn gate - an academic project created by a Japanese Ph.D. student. It has taken off rapidly since it went live last week. 

[iChr0niX]

CAS is supposed to be an educational tool, but really what they are doing is collecting evidences of violations.  We'll be forced to acknowledge we've seen the notice in later steps of what is supposed to be a six step process. People are suggesting using VPN when downloading files through P2P. But VPN providers like Hidemyass (read the hidemyass and Lulzsec's case) will actually provide proof of evidence to authorities. The only viable solution I can think of is using a  offshore VPN company which is not subjected to the law enforcement in the U.S. I would suggest only use non logging VPN, VPN that does NOT log your real IP addresses. You can also try vpn gate - an academic project created by a Japanese Ph.D. student. It has taken off rapidly since it went live last week. 

 

Very informative thanks

[deathwish]

CAS is supposed to be an educational tool, but really what they are doing is collecting evidences of violations.  We'll be forced to acknowledge we've seen the notice in later steps of what is supposed to be a six step process. People are suggesting using VPN when downloading files through P2P. But VPN providers like Hidemyass (read the hidemyass and Lulzsec's case) will actually provide proof of evidence to authorities. The only viable solution I can think of is using a  offshore VPN company which is not subjected to the law enforcement in the U.S. I would suggest only use non logging VPN, VPN that does NOT log your real IP addresses. You can also try vpn gate - an academic project created by a Japanese Ph.D. student. It has taken off rapidly since it went live last week. 

 

Thanks for the heads up, I'm going to be looking into VPN gate.