Hahahaha.
Call them again and ask the same question. Record their answer. Then keep on torrenting legal stuff.
If they're dumb enough to come after you for something that is patently false, enjoy getting your retirement paid for by your ISP.
this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2023
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To my understanding your isp is only passing on the dmca which means that the dmca is meaningless unless the rights holder acts on it. So take away from that what you will
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Newshosting ?
where are you?
Not your address, because I'm totally not like the FBI or anything!
Have you tried a vpn router?
Depending on what you’re downloading (media - TV, movies, music) usenet could be the better approach.
If you are acquiring that type of content, look into the *arr services and setup guides.
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