They’re following Voltage Pictures and some porn makers in this “strategy.”

Rng n ont bs qvpxf gura synt guvf!

:-)

Of course, that’s only my experience, from doing it to court standards. I’m sure those guys that do it so you can pay them are ‘much quicker’. I mean they’ve got no motive to just slap any old IP address in, have they?

A Majority of the ‘big blocklist’ providers now have ties with the very groups they claim to block. Mainly because it makes it easier to monitor them, if you can block half the potential IP’s, thus hearding them onto their monitoring bots. Secondly, because anyone who can’t see why the underlying assumptions are false, they’re probably not going to understand what a notice actually, realistically means either. Blocklist users are the real low-hanging fruit because they’re the ones with just enough information to get everything wrong.

There’s a reason why pretty much every single bittorrent expert says that any block-list you can download, is one you shouldn’t use.

And remind us all why we should trust some random group, that puts IP’s into a text file and then sticks a company name by them.

unless the vpn provider is bad and keeps logs or something, in which case i go back to my previous argument that those blockers are useless since there is a time when you aren’t protected, however little it is its still there.