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After a court ruling this week, we were asked to find out the facts.
We won’t tell.
The Portable SSD T1 has a read/write speed of 450MB per second, meaning it would only take eight seconds to transfer a 3GB movie file.
Users will be able to opt of the scheme that tracks which other apps are downloaded.
The app enables people to search for an album by scanning an album cover.
Land of torrents and files.
Those convicted of illegal downloading could face two years in jail, or fines of about €20,000.
Retail Ireland says one-eighth of all diesel sold in Ireland is illegal, while one in six people have made illegal downloads.
Paul Quigley, co-founder of a site which tracks the sharing of news stories through social media, warns that changes in Irish legislation could shut down any site that ‘interacts’ with the internet.
Sony, Warner Music and Universal have reached a deal with Baidu. Currently almost all of music downloads in China are illegal.
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