How strict are P2P client laws in Singapore?
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Anybody got caught before?
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Police will raid your house?
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YOU TRY AND DOWNLOAD 100 GIG WORTH OF MP3
and then see what happen to you
then you will know how strict is the copyright right law in singapore! -
i tink onli 1 in 100,000 will kana caught
sumtimes kana tis piece of shiit is more zhun den striking 4D -
I think they will catch protected stuff like newest albums, movies, etc...
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Who knows of people who got caught before? What was the penalty?
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flying tiger team will crash through your windows and point their laser pointers at chiu.
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If window got grill how...?Originally posted by Ito_^:flying tiger team will crash through your windows and point their laser pointers at chiu. -
put thumbtacks on the floor near the window
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got.. but not me..Originally posted by siaokau:Who knows of people who got caught before? What was the penalty? 
i heard like 1 song pay an amt of $
imagine how many songs you have..
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I am not sure beacuse i don't own a PSP...
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P2P=peer to peer =/= playstation portable.Originally posted by soulwinner: I am not sure beacuse i don't own a PSP... -
If they confiscate your com, can claim back or not?Originally posted by Lorry`:got.. but not me..
i heard like 1 song pay an amt of $
imagine how many songs you have.. -
this i dont know, becuz kena 1 is my bro's frend not me, pay thousands over $ loOriginally posted by siaokau:If they confiscate your com, can claim back or not?
i think they clear all those music inside ba then return? really very unlucky if kena -
lols?
ok before i answer that..
if some1 take drugs and kanna caught, then after getting jailed and released u think they can claim back their drugs?
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they will den cut the grill first lor.Originally posted by MohamedF:If window got grill how...? -
Then take combat knife and poke them while cutting lor... simple...Originally posted by Ito_^:they will den cut the grill first lor. -
Drugs and com are two different things...Originally posted by biangz:lols?
ok before i answer that..
if some1 take drugs and kanna caught, then after getting jailed and released u think they can claim back their drugs?
Think a better example would be if you hit and run, kena caught and the car kena impound..., the car can reclaim or not... -
Are torrent clients considered P2P?
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yes.Originally posted by ord personnel:Are torrent clients considered P2P? -
Hmm... about this...
Most of the time, your ISP won't betray u... most of the time anyway, coz they always say protect client ar... blah blah blah...
So the only time they sent u letter, is when those company scan scan scan scan scan... then you sway sway kenna scan downloading, then they sent letter to ur isp complain, then after that then sent letter to u...
So in the 1st place, dun let them scan till u... blk them all out...
There is a program to do that...
But if ur isp lan lan want to betray u, god also can't help u. -
The copyright laws here only apply to those people who are using popular peer-to-peer file sharing networks such as kazaa, imesh, limewire.
If you download any media files from websites on the internet, you do not need to worry about getting caught. But downloading media files via peer-to-peer networks like the ones mentioned above is an illegal offence.
You can download the files for yourself. But you are not allowed to share it with others. That is what this law means. -
Ahem... Bittorrent... u MUST upload to download...Originally posted by kawasaki2:The copyright laws here only apply to those people who are using popular peer-to-peer file sharing networks such as kazaa, imesh, limewire.
If you download any media files from websites on the internet, you do not need to worry about getting caught. But downloading media files via peer-to-peer networks like the ones mentioned above is an illegal offence.
You can download the files for yourself. But you are not allowed to share it with others. That is what this law means. -
Who says so?Originally posted by kawasaki2:The copyright laws here only apply to those people who are using popular peer-to-peer file sharing networks such as kazaa, imesh, limewire.
If you download any media files from websites on the internet, you do not need to worry about getting caught. But downloading media files via peer-to-peer networks like the ones mentioned above is an illegal offence.
You can download the files for yourself. But you are not allowed to share it with others. That is what this law means.
As long as any files are copyrighted, no matter where you download them, whether via the web or via a P2P program, you have broken the laws.
The copyright law states that the whole/part of the book/program/media cannot be reproduced without permission. By downloading a file (whether or not you upload it), you are already part of the piracy gang. The one who produces the files is in the wrong, but the ones who are downloading are also in the wrong, because they know very well it breaks the laws.
When you are using P2P, you have to share, that's why it's called P2P. Yes, you can turn it off, the only thing is you will find yourself being banned by others. So to make things easier, people turn on sharing rather than turn it off.(2) Without limiting the meaning of the expression “reasonable portion” in this Act, where a literary, dramatic or musical work is contained in a published edition of that work, being an edition of not less than 10 pages, a copy of part of that work, as it appears in that edition, shall be taken to contain only a reasonable portion of that work if the pages that are copied in the edition —
So long you have files which has exceeded 10% of copying or reproduction, you are violating the laws.
(a) do not exceed, in the aggregate, 10% of the number of pages in that edition; or
(b) in a case where the work is divided into chapters — exceed, in the aggregate, 10% of the number of pages in that edition but contain only the whole or part of a single chapter of the work. -
Yes. Last year.Originally posted by siaokau:Anybody got caught before?