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digitalsierra · 17th October 2022, 02:20

The moment you join a torrent, your IP address is shared with all the seeds and peers. If a studio hires a law firm to protect its intellectual property, that law firm will hire a company to join a seed torrent and grab all the IP addresses/dates / times of everyone joining. Then they send the copyright notices to the ISPs who are required by law to forward these notices to you, the customer.

From this thread, it sounds like CBS's law firm is on the hunt for pirates of their flagship tv show, Picard. If you just use a VPN, they can't even tell who your ISP is so that stops them dead in their tracks.

pelham456 · 17th October 2022, 03:12

^^ this.

yes, this was my understanding as well, before all the detours arguing with each other. my question, tho, is why did none of this happen until THIS PAST SPRING? has there been some material change in structure making CBS et al able to find things where they couldn't before...or had they really just been APATHETIC until now?

20 years of pirating every show on the dial -- incl last year's PICARD and 4 seasons of DISCO -- and nary a peep until april 2022! now it's like if i DL 3 seconds of an 80s sitcom, i instantly have dewey cheatem and howe up my ass!

procrastibate · 20th October 2022, 15:47

Are using private trackers? Maybe your ISP wasn't responding to DMCA complaints.

21st October 2022, 11:14

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Originally Posted by digitalsierra

The moment you join a torrent, your IP address is shared with all the seeds and peers. If a studio hires a law firm to protect its intellectual property, that law firm will hire a company to join a seed torrent and grab all the IP addresses/dates / times of everyone joining. Then they send the copyright notices to the ISPs who are required by law to forward these notices to you, the customer.

From this thread, it sounds like CBS's law firm is on the hunt for pirates of their flagship tv show, Picard. If you just use a VPN, they can't even tell who your ISP is so that stops them dead in their tracks.

Utter fucking twaddle here in the UK

pelham456 · 21st October 2022, 15:49

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Originally Posted by pelham456

^^ this.

yes, this was my understanding as well, ....

i may have agreed too soon...given the parts about the studio and law firm needing to actively flag things.

fact is, list is clearly preloaded somewhere. i LITERALLY can violate things for 1/10 of a second (click uTor icon by accident, shout OMG, and instantly close it), and i will wake up to a nasty email from my ISP now. citing one specific item.

and not always a recent/hot one. like i said, it did happen over current trek a few times, but also over an 80s sitcom...and once over a 40's movie....

17th October 2022, 02:20	#41
digitalsierra Registered User Addicted Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Canada! Posts: 266 Thanks: 1,905 Thanked 1,870 Times in 226 Posts	The moment you join a torrent, your IP address is shared with all the seeds and peers. If a studio hires a law firm to protect its intellectual property, that law firm will hire a company to join a seed torrent and grab all the IP addresses/dates / times of everyone joining. Then they send the copyright notices to the ISPs who are required by law to forward these notices to you, the customer. From this thread, it sounds like CBS's law firm is on the hunt for pirates of their flagship tv show, Picard. If you just use a VPN, they can't even tell who your ISP is so that stops them dead in their tracks.

17th October 2022, 03:12	#42
pelham456 I Got Banned Clinically Insane Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 4,350 Thanks: 1,236 Thanked 4,862 Times in 2,334 Posts	^^ this. yes, this was my understanding as well, before all the detours arguing with each other. my question, tho, is why did none of this happen until THIS PAST SPRING? has there been some material change in structure making CBS et al able to find things where they couldn't before...or had they really just been APATHETIC until now? 20 years of pirating every show on the dial -- incl last year's PICARD and 4 seasons of DISCO -- and nary a peep until april 2022! now it's like if i DL 3 seconds of an 80s sitcom, i instantly have dewey cheatem and howe up my ass!

20th October 2022, 15:47	#43
procrastibate Junior Member Newbie Join Date: May 2013 Location: MN Posts: 33 Thanks: 113 Thanked 41 Times in 21 Posts	Are using private trackers? Maybe your ISP wasn't responding to DMCA complaints.