I know you're trolling me, yet still I find myself enraged
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The deal would create a international regulator that could turn border guards and other public security personnel into copyright police. The security officials would be charged with checking laptops, iPods and even cellular phones for content that "infringes" on copyright laws, such as ripped CDs and movies.The guards would also be responsible for determining what is infringing content and what is not.The agreement proposes any content that may have been copied from a DVD or digital video recorder would be open for scrutiny by officials - even if the content was copied legally.
Quote from: Tauntaun on May 29, 2008, 01:47:14 PMLoL, Canada. smhQuoteCalled the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), the new plan would see Canada join other countries, including the United States and members of the European Union, to form an international coalition against copyright infringement.
LoL, Canada. smh
Called the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), the new plan would see Canada join other countries, including the United States and members of the European Union, to form an international coalition against copyright infringement.
Quote from: Great Rumbler on May 29, 2008, 03:35:13 PMSo if I rip a CD THAT I LEGALLY PURCHASED to my laptop, I can be fined and have my laptop seized/destroyed? I'm not a violent person by nature but I would personally strangle the person/people who came up with this idea if I saw them on the street.no no no, the agents will be trained in identifying legally ripped vs illegally ripped music.lol
So if I rip a CD THAT I LEGALLY PURCHASED to my laptop, I can be fined and have my laptop seized/destroyed? I'm not a violent person by nature but I would personally strangle the person/people who came up with this idea if I saw them on the street.
