would be traffic data
i really dont know if u r refering to Logs (long list with only ip nummers time, date) o traffic data, that would be like in UK that they sniff everything and are orderer to saved for one year.

if is the second, it wasnt a big win because its really common sense. if they sniff, they sniff all. not just some ports or services. because imagine customising a sniff multiplied by the number of customers thats basically imposible.

Crap men. well ppl just keep downloading from private FTP and Closed Torrent Sites. and u will not get caught. i have only heard in germany from people that use kazaa and such lousy systems.

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Thanks
Jack

Greetings from Germany you fucking motherfucker, and have a nice day!
I love you and would like to fuck you in your riiiaaaaa-maaaffiiaaaa-ass, kisses and regards & hail to my proxy and my IP-Hider

from Mr. Pirate

zomg, another victory from our Marcabian overlords. Soon, they will take away our beloved Co$.

xD
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xD

NOT

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You should really correct this, else it has to be assumed, this isn’t the only wrong article here on torrentfreak.

It doesn’t help the cause if you publish nonfactual content; you’re just making yourself (and users that trust you) vulnerable.

Regards,
void.

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This is a general announcement on behalf of lord haw haw..

More drama, please.[/quote]

right after ive finished fapping to Ron Jeremy’s latest drivel

More drama, please.

In the Banana Republic Germany, TV watches YOU!

This story has been submitted to Stirrdup. Your support can help it become hot….

True but who isn’t? All humans are made from male’s scum. We’re all made from stardust anyways.

“you deserve to be locked up”

I lock my doors anyways. You know, it’s a jungle out there: terrorists, cops, soldiers, politicans…

“kiddie fiddling”

What’s wrong with hugging your children? If you don’t, they’ll end up like the average US American. Scary creatures.

“corpse shagging”

No corpse ever complained.

“homocydal voilent maniacs”

Are you homophobic?

“File sharing is WRONG”

That is correct, it’s “file-sharing” with a hyphen.

“BURN IN HELL”

Sure but WHAT are we gonna burn there? Republicans? Democrats? CEOs?[/quote]
OMG, that was hillarious, ROTFLMAO :)

The (preliminary) ruling only applies to the connection data stored because of the new “law on telecommunication data retention”

The court ruling explicitly states that the “old” way for law enforcement to access the accounting data stored by the ISPs can still be accessed “the old way” (as it has been before the ruling!)

Therfor NOTHING changes for filesharers in Germany because of this ruling!

It all depends on wether your ISP logs your dynamic IPs or not and for what period of time he keeps these data (to might make them available to law enforcement on requests!)

The new ruling by the Constituional Court explicitly DOES NOT interfere with those old ways of prosecution (that has been exploited by anti-p2p-companies till now).

The statements of Christian Solmecke are obviously biased by his wishfull thinking how he WANTS the ruling to be applied to act in favour of his clients BUT it definetly DOES NOT reflect what the ruling states.

He is LOBBYING for some one sided INTERPRETATION of the ruling – and it’s his perfect right to do so on behalf of his clients in distress – But it definetly is not in accordance with the words of the ruling and his intentionally (!) for professional reasons (!) lobsided view probably won’t hold up in court for a long time.

NOTHING has changed for filesharers due to that ruling and there is definetly NO REASON to praise it on behalf of filesharers!

They are still subject to data storange (for accounting) as they have been all the time before and these data are EXPLICITLY still accessable by authorities for ANY REASON – including the prosecution of minor “crimes” like copyright infringements!

The only thing that the ruling works in favour for is that the situation won’t become worse for filesharers!

But thats no clean bill of relieve for filesharers at all!!!

If they could have sued you in the past THEY STILL CAN DO IT TODAY and still WILL BE ABLE TO DO IT TOMORROW!

The court ruling explicitly STATES THAT these old ways remain valid (and hence explicitly keep beeing uneffected by the ruling!)

NOTHING HAS CHANGED AND NOTHING HAS IMPROVED FOR FILESHARERS IN GERMANY!

They only prevented it from becoming worse – for now! (sic!)

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Not good enough. I want to hear Glickman screaming. :P

sent from: fav.or.it [FID81938]

Are you talking about the same Arcor that blocked YouPorn via DNS even though didn’t had to? Is this the same Arcor that passed a wrong IP address to the police so that an innocent person was raided and accused of exchanging child pr0n?

Tough call, but I’d say, its a great start, and its more than many other countries (most notable the US itself) have done.

again, kudos.

They can’t make $ from one country only.

Anti-Piracy, don’t worry, still lots of countries kissing your feets, you can make good $ from those countries, ignore one country only! LoL

Germany = Real Man !

Don’t fuck with Germans LoL else they will fuck you deeply.

Poor Anti-Piracy companies running in white house for help LoL[/quote]
x(T)1000

Go Germans! I am definitely impressed; going after the hard-criminals is valiant and praiseworthy; doing so while still protecting the privacy of your citizens is phenomenally impressive.
I bow to you.

IF “they” start to try to force dismantling of decentralised neighbourhood networks on grounds they’re not retaining data (!), then you’ve got clear and present civil-liberty basic-human-rights violations and police-state building evidence, which can then be leveraged to dismantle data-retention.

So, the moral of the story is, if you want warez in Germany, use Arcor. They rock.

i am not fond of piracy but the world is changing

True but who isn’t? All humans are made from male’s scum. We’re all made from stardust anyways.

“you deserve to be locked up”

I lock my doors anyways. You know, it’s a jungle out there: terrorists, cops, soldiers, politicans…

“kiddie fiddling”

What’s wrong with hugging your children? If you don’t, they’ll end up like the average US American. Scary creatures.

“corpse shagging”

No corpse ever complained.

“homocydal voilent maniacs”

Are you homophobic?

“File sharing is WRONG”

That is correct, it’s “file-sharing” with a hyphen.

“BURN IN HELL”

Sure but WHAT are we gonna burn there? Republicans? Democrats? CEOs?[/quote]

Good, sir.
You have just brightened my day.

xDDD

“However ISPs are still allowed to log IPs for billing or network security reasons for a short period of time. The court didn’t say anything about that kind of data.”

Actually that kind of data was mentioned in the decission, as the judges stated, that in cases of minor criminal offenses (were “data retention data” can’t be used):
“ist das Risiko hinzunehmen, dass eine Verzögerung der Datennutzung das Ermittlungsverfahren insgesamt vereitelt. Dieses Risiko ist dadurch gemildert, dass den Strafverfolgungsbehörden die ihnen schon bisher eröffneten Möglichkeiten des Zugriffs auf die von den Telekommunikations-Diensteanbietern im eigenen Interesse, etwa gemäß § 97 in Verbindung mit § 96 Abs. 1 TKG zur Entgeltabrechnung, gespeicherten Telekommunikations-Verkehrsdaten erhalten bleiben.”

They particularely state, that there is a risk that minor offenses can’t be prosecuted due to the decission. But the fact that ISP et al. are still allowed to store data for a short amount of time (for billing and network security reasons f.e.) lowers the risk. Thus the decission can be justified.

So I don’t see how that decission changes anything in the short term. Anti-piracy outlets still have to hurry, but the data they (ab)use is still there. In the long run the final ruling might change things, though. But I doubt it.

True but who isn’t? All humans are made from male’s scum. We’re all made from stardust anyways.

“you deserve to be locked up”

I lock my doors anyways. You know, it’s a jungle out there: terrorists, cops, soldiers, politicans…

“kiddie fiddling”

What’s wrong with hugging your children? If you don’t, they’ll end up like the average US American. Scary creatures.

“corpse shagging”

No corpse ever complained.

“homocydal voilent maniacs”

Are you homophobic?

“File sharing is WRONG”

That is correct, it’s “file-sharing” with a hyphen.

“BURN IN HELL”

Sure but WHAT are we gonna burn there? Republicans? Democrats? CEOs?[/quote]

That deserves a Roflcake.[/quote]

You EVIL BASTARD may GOD burn out your eyes with FIREY cocktail sticks

I will get your monies

FYI:
Homocydal-
A queer male who makes a habit of killing non-queer males. Prefered method of attack is limp-wristed slap. Can usually be fought off with a solid punch to the face, but not a kick in the balls. That doesn’t work on gay guys.