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#93241 17-Nov-2011 00:17
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Do copyright owners monitor internet browsers like p2p softwares? Thank you.

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  #546265 17-Nov-2011 07:51
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timeoutmode: Do copyright owners monitor internet browsers like p2p softwares? Thank you.


Yes, but, it is a bit different.

Copyright owners do not know the IP addresses of people downloading from a website . So, copyright owners will target the website owner rather than the downloaders. 

As opposed to p2p,  the copyright owners target downloaders directly because they know the downloaders IP.


 
 

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