Judge Rules That IP Addresses Aren’t Conclusive Enough To Determine Pirate’s Identity

Judge Rules That IP Addresses Arent Conclusive Enough To Determine Pirates IdentityOne of the ways copyright holders are able to determine where copyright materials have been downloaded is by tracing the IP address, which in most cases usually reveals information about that person, like their name, phone number, home address, and so on.

For the most part that is how copyright holders, like record labels and movie studios, track down people who might have been pirating their property, such as through torrents. However in a recent ruling by a judge, it seems that he might have set a precedent in which IP addresses will start to lose their potential as a way of tracking down a pirate. (more…)

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