prawn_86
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On the legality, I don't see how this is any different than if you shared a warehouse with someone who was storing stolen goods, in that instance you would not have access to your goods. I'd be surprised if users are not given a method of retrieving their data once the dust settles.
The indivudal lockers would be frozen/seized/raided. The entire warehouse would not be shutdown with no details/information as to how the legitimate warehouse users could get their 'goods'
I meant you shared a warehouse as tenants in common.
If your data is that important, then don't entrust storage to someone else.
But in this case it isn't a shared warehouse, each user has individual online lockers.
I agree with the 2nd point, and it does raise a lot of issues around cloud computing. If sites can be shutdown without warning or notice, or even a timeframe of recovery, by governments then (as Timmy said) what implications does this have for the cloud computing model?
But in this case it isn't a shared warehouse, each user has individual online lockers.
I agree with the 2nd point, and it does raise a lot of issues around cloud computing. If sites can be shutdown without warning or notice, or even a timeframe of recovery, by governments then (as Timmy said) what implications does this have for the cloud computing model?
Bail denied: MegaUpload founder's funds frozen, says he has no choice but to fight
An interesting read about a very unique entrepreneur. Strange he picked Auckland as a place to reside. Thought maybe Townsville would have been a better base to work from.
http://news.nationalpost.com/2012/01/20/meet-kim-dotcom-king-of-megauploads-media-empire/
Don't click on this link....
http://megaupload.com
I fail to see why Kim Dotcom was not granted bail.
Where would he hide?
During his court appearance, Mr Dotcom also complained that he had received unwanted attention from female inmates wanting to become penpals while in custody, the New Zealand Herald reported.
They were attracted, no doubt, to his film star looks.
Sex and money always find a bed.
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There was a time when I would have applauded this reflexly, he is a bit of a rogue on X.com with some peculiar ideas.Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith has told Kim Dotcom, the former Mega Upload owner, that New Zealand will deport him to the US.
- The Justice Minister has signed an extradition order for Kim Dotcom.
- Dotcom has been fighting to remain in New Zealand for more than 10 years.
- Dotcom says he will appeal the latest extradition order.
Dotcom, a rich lister who the US Government alleges made his fortune from digital piracy, moved to New Zealand in 2010...
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