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[papa_face]

It is not your job to look into the private files of your customers.

Yes it is for monitoring purposes.

Let me put an example to you.

An uploader hosts child pornography on our servers and password protects their rar file with a password. The only way for us to establish whether it is in-fact child porn is to examine the file itself, we cannot do this if it is password protected.

Being unable to check the legitimacy of the file may mean we payout to this uploader, which is obviously not something we want to do.

I sense that you're not going to agree with the decision, but its not going to change our stance on the subject. Its with regret that you are moving elsewhere.

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[plauzi]

Yes it is for monitoring purposes.
Let me put an example to you.
An uploader hosts child pornography on our servers and password protects their rar file with a password.

How do you know this?
You can only know this, if someone abuses the archive.
And then you can delete the archive like you do with DMCA material, too.

If you want to look into the archives, why don't you allow the uploaders to store their passwords at their profile? Then you can check also archives with password. If the password doesn't fit after upload, you can delete the upload.

With your decision you say "WE ARE A WAREZ ONLY SERVICE", because no serious people will store their material at a service, which permanently looks into the customer files.

[Stooky]

Yes it is for monitoring purposes.

Let me put an example to you.

An uploader hosts child pornography on our servers and password protects their rar file with a password. The only way for us to establish whether it is in-fact child porn is to examine the file itself, we cannot do this if it is password protected.

Being unable to check the legitimacy of the file may mean we payout to this uploader, which is obviously not something we want to do.

Have you already had an instance of someone hosting child pornography to keep using that as an example?

So when you say you want to peek inside of affiliates files to determine their legitimacy does this mean you're going to start determining the legitimacy of files that get DMCA reported whether they're a false report or not?

The reason I mentioned having uploader protection for your affiliates a few times before is because there are malicious people out there who would like to see your content removed just to give you a hassle and if there is no uploader protection in place to prevent removal of files that have been DMCA reported but are being falsely reported I think is unfair to the uploaders who are in fact using your service in legit fashion.

[WDF]

How do you know this?
You can only know this, if someone abuses the archive.
And then you can delete the archive like you do with DMCA material, too.

If you want to look into the archives, why don't you allow the uploaders to store their passwords at their profile? Then you can check also archives with password. If the password doesn't fit after upload, you can delete the upload.

With your decision you say "WE ARE A WAREZ ONLY SERVICE", because no serious people will store their material at a service, which permanently looks into the customer files.

After several post on at least 2 pages I think it is obvious he is/will enforce his right to protect himself and his service from ToS violators. You have made your comments, it changed nothing, drop it, move on, accept it, but end it so I do not need to.

Have you already had an instance of someone hosting child pornography to keep using that as an example?

So when you say you want to peek inside of affiliates files to determine their legitimacy does this mean you're going to start determining the legitimacy of files that get DMCA reported whether they're a false report or not?

The reason I mentioned having uploader protection for your affiliates a few times before is because there are malicious people out there who would like to see your content removed just to give you a hassle and if there is no uploader protection in place to prevent removal of files that have been DMCA reported but are being falsely reported I think is unfair to the uploaders who are in fact using your service in legit fashion.

Did you think I forgot about you from yesterday?

Didn't I tell you to leave this thread alone?

You are 1 point away from 2 weeks should I point you now and get it over with or are you going to follow my suggestions.