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What secure P2P network
The basic concept of P2P networks states it can not be secure.

Sure you could encrypt the file transfers but big deal. As fileswapper you still have to advertise the songs you have available to everyone using the P2P network. The RIAA just has to look, "oh there is a song we didn't authorize", and they got you.

And with the DMCA they don't even have to verify that the song they think is under copyright held by thier memebers is really what it appears to be.

All secure sites do is make it so they can not tell what is being transfered but they sure can tell what is available for download.
Posted by: voska   Posted on: 12/04/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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The RIAA always make the pie charts display what they want  FilledOut | 12/04/03
Anti RIAA Sticker now On Your Christmas CD's  cybershoplifter | 12/04/03
GREAT POST!  XXXXSATANXXXX | 12/04/03
Again.....That's hilarious!  Jack-Booted EULA | 12/04/03
could they have been anymore brazen!  cybershoplifter | 12/04/03
You rock but.....  master of illusion | 12/05/03
Only One Real Measure for RIAA Success  markdoiron | 12/04/03
Not to mention  tic swayback | 12/04/03
What secure P2P network  voska | 12/04/03
RIAA sues for a whooping 9 songs  cybershoplifter | 12/04/03
The numbers are real...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 12/04/03
?You?ll be sued for Christmas??  cybershoplifter | 12/04/03
Bittie, he discovered p2p because of the RIAA  cybershoplifter | 12/04/03
The numbers are misleading  tic swayback | 12/04/03
I like Bit Torrent these days  cybershoplifter | 12/04/03
DC, BitTorrent, Ares, all rapidly gaining users  cjules13 | 12/04/03
REAL numbers?  Joe Blow_z | 12/04/03
The Obvious Truth here  voska | 12/04/03
Alternatives abound, not really dropping  AbsolutelyNot | 12/04/03
Thank you so much...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 12/04/03
Bittie do U think this is bogus?  cybershoplifter | 12/04/03
or this?  cybershoplifter | 12/04/03
or was it this?  cybershoplifter | 12/04/03
this? Explain yourself, man!  cybershoplifter | 12/04/03
Viva DRM!!  cybershoplifter | 12/04/03
But what do they mean?  Anton Philidor | 12/04/03
When customers become thieves.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 12/04/03
You need to know what customer is  voska | 12/04/03
Tell you what  tic swayback | 12/04/03
acting like a twit on a complex issue  cybershoplifter | 12/04/03
How complex is theft?  No_Ax_to_Grind | 12/04/03
Too complex for you to understand  tic swayback | 12/04/03
Too complex for you to understand the nuances, obviously  AbsolutelyNot | 12/04/03
That's the problem  voska | 12/05/03
Sometimes I try a grape before buying  Anton Philidor | 12/04/03
So What...  Patrick Jones | 12/04/03
Correction (I really miss the preview feature)  Patrick Jones | 12/04/03
even the article mentions iTMS  ryusen | 12/04/03
Not at those price points  AbsolutelyNot | 12/04/03
Personally,  ryusen | 12/04/03
This really equals them cheating the legal system.  Arrg | 12/04/03
Riaa target computerless  cybershoplifter | 12/04/03
handwritten note to a federal judge...  cybershoplifter | 12/04/03
Not true, he blamed his son.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 12/04/03
Corrections  tic swayback | 12/04/03
why does bit acts like a twit?  cybershoplifter | 12/04/03
cybershoplifter! give it up  nite_w0lf | 12/04/03
i hate myself when i do it......  cybershoplifter | 12/04/03
Replies From RIAA  ParadigmOdyssey | 12/04/03
File sharer is not a thief  Arrg | 12/04/03
My theory  voska | 12/04/03
Close  tic swayback | 12/04/03
And the profits are up, not down  AbsolutelyNot | 12/04/03
Still downloading off of Kazaa but......  jonnormand | 12/16/03

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