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BBC News - Digital Economy Act's anti-piracy measures is delayed

Good news for once ... in the current form it's unenforceable.
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I dunno about that. I'm all in favour of laws that are unenforceable. It makes them less likely to add new ones that are...
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But if you used Tor and/or a VPN how effective is their monitoring going to be anyway ?

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