11-22-2015, 07:55 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-22-2015, 07:56 PM by Real Punter.)
Sky customers could soon face fines for downloading illegal pornographic content.
In a letter to customers on their website, Sky warned its broadband customers to be prepared for letters over illegal downloads.
The company behind the letters is U.S. adult entertainment company, Golden Eye International with adult firm Ben Dover, which is demanding damages for porn downloaded through torrent sites.
Sky wrote: ‘We need to let you know about a court order made against Sky earlier this year that requires us to provide your name and address to another company.
‘A company called Golden Eye International, which owns rights to several copyrighted films, has claimed that a number of Sky Broadband customers engaged in unlawful file sharing of some of its films.
Read more: http://metro.co.uk/2015/11/17/sky-warns-...z3sFgivzVs
In a letter to customers on their website, Sky warned its broadband customers to be prepared for letters over illegal downloads.
The company behind the letters is U.S. adult entertainment company, Golden Eye International with adult firm Ben Dover, which is demanding damages for porn downloaded through torrent sites.
Sky wrote: ‘We need to let you know about a court order made against Sky earlier this year that requires us to provide your name and address to another company.
‘A company called Golden Eye International, which owns rights to several copyrighted films, has claimed that a number of Sky Broadband customers engaged in unlawful file sharing of some of its films.
Read more: http://metro.co.uk/2015/11/17/sky-warns-...z3sFgivzVs
