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@Hazarth basically, I would say this is even enough indeed. @YourMom you probably have nothing to worry about, they're going for the low hanging fruit. Why not VPN, for torrejting you're 100% safe there if you trust the companies.
But I also do not trust the companies and consider myself safest below the radar with my frequently changing 4g onsecured connection. But I do nothing illegal. No throat is too deep to be illegal :p
!rant
When you're sick of maintaining the biggest torrent site and decide to open a restaurant instead
So apparently somone put Snapchat's iOS source code on github. I love the capitals in this DMCA notice like SH...
So I have started looking into torrenting anime. In the past I just did it and didn't worry about it. But I have been hearing about internet carriers cracking down on this. Apparently my ISP has a tiered approach to this. They will notify and escalate all the way up to account termination. So I found that interesting. But that is not is what is most interesting. The interesting part was the AI response when I searched if my ISP will do anything:
What to do if you receive a DMCA notice:
1. Review the notice: Identify the copyrighted content in question.
2. Stop the infringing activity: Remove the infringing content from your devices and stop sharing it.
3. Consider a VPN and private trackers: This can help prevent future notices.
4. Contact CenturyLink: If you receive a notice, you may need to contact CenturyLink to confirm receipt or discuss the issue.
So with 3, the AI casually tells me how to continue breaking the law. lol
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