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Originally Posted by MrAdventure
How are they going to sue? They're going to have to track a user using the same services they blame, since that's the only legal way they have of gleaning that information. Then, they'll establish which of their protected properties he or she possesses. After that, they'll have to download every single one of those, due to their song-by-song basis lawsuit, otherwise all they have is an impotent list of songs which are too suspect to stand in court.
At least, that's how I see it happening. :/
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if they have your ip they can see what files you're sharing... anybody can do that by typing
http://YourIP:1214 after that they'll contact your ISP and your spineless ISP will be like "uh gee we sure do like you guys! here's his address now go sue him!"
i suppose it's not their fault since there was a recent ruling against Verizon saying they have to reveal the identities of potential copyright infringers... so much for privacy
