South African ISPs and copyright infringement notices - the details
Some South African broadband providers send online copyright infringement warnings to their subscribers, while others don’t. Here are the details.
South African ISPs and copyright infringement notices - the details
South African ISPs and copyright infringement notices - the details
Some South African broadband providers send online copyright infringement warnings to their subscribers, while others don’t. Here are the details.
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I would imagine the ones without copyright infringement notices would be the most popular choices?
Well, perhaps not when you consider the table in the article.
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Well, based on the article below (I know it's oldish :|) The Wireless markets bear a larger portion of subscribers compared to the ADSL providers.
(Source http://mybroadband.co.za/news/broadb...nd-losers.html , although that was in 2010)
Thus I would think that the ones without copyright infringement would be the more appealing choice, although I don't think subscribers know about this kind of information before they sign up...
Maybe theres a reason why many of the wireless broadbrand operators don't send copyright notices...?
Regardless though, I think these copyright notices help the ones who care about copyright, but to everyone else it's just another piece of paper that should be chucked in the bin .
The netter question should actually be, what steps other than sending you an email have any ISPs taken? Banned accounts? Fined? Arrested?
As far as wireless providers not giving notices, I don't think it's too viable to use wireless to download anything that has a copyright to break. (AKA, games and movies.)
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If you get the first notice, will your internet be cut off for a while, or must you get a number of notices before it being cut off?
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The first paragraph leads me to believe that they ask the individual to stop once, then only cut it off if they don't comply within a reasonable amount of time.Originally Posted by okuhle94
SA's ISP's are literally the worst in the world, over priced and weak. :\
This is a pretty ignorant thing to say. You are aware that they can only do what Telkom allows them to do, right? Can't exactly provide users with first-world prices when they're being charged third-world prices by Telkom.
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