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Sky Broadband? Torrenting Porn? BUSTED!
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DaM 17,729 posts
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Craig0702 2,178 posts
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Registered 13 years agoSurely chubby people don't need much chasing anyway, it's not like they'll break any sprinting records. -
Biggy316 25,288 posts
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Registered 13 years ago"Gotcha" -
if she's so innocent, why is she NAKED in the pic eh -
monkeyspasm 2,971 posts
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Registered 18 years agoI'm a Sky customer, don't use torrents. I take it there's no need for me to trawl through lists then?
Been keeping up with it on the TorrentFreak comments. Andrew Crossley deserves everything he gets, what a scumbag. He's already had a few tribunals - he's finished now.
Talk Talk and Virgin seem to be the only ISPs worth using, shame I can't cancel my Sky at the mo, boo. -
RyanDS 14,073 posts
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Registered 13 years agomonkeyspasm wrote:
I'm a Sky customer, don't use torrents. I take it there's no need for me to trawl through lists then?
Been keeping up with it on the TorrentFreak comments. Andrew Crossley deserves everything he gets, what a scumbag. He's already had a few tribunals - he's finished now.
Talk Talk and Virgin seem to be the only ISPs worth using, shame I can't cancel my Sky at the mo, boo.
Whoever you are with it wouldn't make a difefrence. Every ISP would hand over that info with a court order. Sky just were the unlucky ones that were targeted in this particular email leak. -
Craig0702 2,178 posts
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Registered 13 years agoLatino Bukkake Boys wasn't it? -
Psychotext 70,652 posts
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Registered 15 years agoecureuil wrote:
I love the way she thinks that them being asleep at the time makes any difference. Scheduling to avoid bandwidth limits / quotas says hi.
"Claire says there is no way she or her partner downloaded pornography"
So.. who's going to tell her, then?
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Halo.Jones 533 posts
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Registered 20 years agoI've just realised that Newsbeat is more a kids news program. I wouldn't be surprised if almost every kid in the country is now searching for Chubby Chasers .gif)
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Craig0702 2,178 posts
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Registered 13 years agoIsn't Newsbeat just what Radio 1 call their news? I don't think it's as child-orientated as Newsround. More "for da kidz, innit". -
Psychotext 70,652 posts
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Registered 15 years agoNot for the kids, for da youf. -
Paperghost 1,702 posts
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Registered 13 years agoCraig0702 wrote:
Isn't Newsbeat just what Radio 1 call their news? I don't think it's as child-orientated as Newsround. More "for da kidz, innit".
yup, its from their radio stations. -
Craig0702 2,178 posts
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Registered 13 years agoPsychotext wrote:
Not for the kids, for da youf.
Soz lyk, bare merked.
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Halo.Jones 533 posts
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Registered 20 years agoSilly me, my mistake. I'm not a youf any more. I'm more of a Radio 4 person -
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TheSaint 20,950 posts
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Registered 16 years agoHaving worked with BT in the past that doesn't surprise me at all. -
Where can I obtain this list?! I must name and shame people for being stupid.
Makes me feel all high and mighty.
No really it does.
Where is it?! -
Psychotext 70,652 posts
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Registered 15 years agoI don't think the DPA is more than an afterthought for most people in the IT industry, if it's even given any thought at all. -
brokenkey 11,128 posts
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Registered 20 years agomcmonkeyplc wrote:
Where can I obtain this list?! I must name and shame people for being stupid.
Makes me feel all high and mighty.
No really it does.
Where is it?!
here -
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brokenkey 11,128 posts
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No way in hell am I opening said dodgy files at home. Atleast here the firewall of doom and scanner from hell will pick up stuff. -
monkeyspasm 2,971 posts
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Registered 18 years agoryandsimmons wrote:
monkeyspasm wrote:
I'm a Sky customer, don't use torrents. I take it there's no need for me to trawl through lists then?
Been keeping up with it on the TorrentFreak comments. Andrew Crossley deserves everything he gets, what a scumbag. He's already had a few tribunals - he's finished now.
Talk Talk and Virgin seem to be the only ISPs worth using, shame I can't cancel my Sky at the mo, boo.
Whoever you are with it wouldn't make a difefrence. Every ISP would hand over that info with a court order. Sky just were the unlucky ones that were targeted in this particular email leak.
My point was that I don't torrent, so don't think I'd be on the list - I thought it was only torrent users that had been sent letters that are on the list? -
Psychotext 70,652 posts
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Registered 15 years agoI doubt many of them would have bothered waiting for a court order. Actually... I'd love to try that one day, were it not illegal and all. 
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ryandsimmons wrote:
monkeyspasm wrote:
I'm a Sky customer, don't use torrents. I take it there's no need for me to trawl through lists then?
Been keeping up with it on the TorrentFreak comments. Andrew Crossley deserves everything he gets, what a scumbag. He's already had a few tribunals - he's finished now.
Talk Talk and Virgin seem to be the only ISPs worth using, shame I can't cancel my Sky at the mo, boo.
Whoever you are with it wouldn't make a difefrence. Every ISP would hand over that info with a court order. Sky just were the unlucky ones that were targeted in this particular email leak.
Though Virgin and TalkTalk customers were deliberately not targeted due to the fierce opposition those ISPs have about this and the Digital Economy Act, meaning a protracted process and potentially higher costs - so, they went for the easy targets instead.
Also...
A spokesperson for BT-owned PlusNet told BBC News that it had contacted all of its affected customers and were "working with them closely to protect them as much as possible from further exposure" and would be providing them with "an identity protection service including internet security software free of charge for the next 12 months".
Norton or McAfee? That'll make them feel MUCH better
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