File-swap 'killer' grabs attention
 

A new political battle is brewing over Net music swapping, focusing on a company that claims to be able to automatically identify copyrighted songs on networks like Kazaa and to block illegal downloads.


The RIAA is at it again....

using good encryption and undetectable computer modes, etcetera - wouldnt it be possible to get around something like that? theoretically they would have to scan outgoing or trafficking data right? cause scanning hard dirves is invasion of privacy i think. and for all you kazaa user's Edonkey allows u to connect to anything you want - server - computer - site etcetera for a download - so - you could bypass a "watched server" i use it for music cause all the files on kazaa have been corrupted it seems - and a minor note - Edonkey is legal, and works legal, unless misused.

hackers, sharers, etc - will always find a way - weve got more motivation - and they cant stop it until we come up with it - there fore "theres no need to fear . . . (the rest is kind of irrelavent)"