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Originally posted by guest555
I just wondered if there is still a chance to get in trouble with the RIAA if I have taken all those files off my computer, and have uninstalled and gotten rid of LimeWire. I just did that today, so I didn't know if there was a way of them tracking all the stuff I had downloaded in the past.
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They collect the information in advance so deleting the files at this point is like being caught on camera with your hand in the cookie jar and thinking that leaving the kitchen will keep those investigating the matter from knowing it was you.
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
However, There is a point in which they validate the content being served by a particular host unfortunately this is all done with in a very small windows of time so it may only be a matter of time before you hear something. I only suggest that if you have stopped sharing copyrighted information, consider continuing to support p2p by hosting non-infringing content. Trust me all of your legal issue regarding p2p use will magically disappear.
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