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The Subpoena Defense
Alliance is a joint project of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the
US Internet Industry Association and other organizations that began in
April of 2003. Its purpose is to assist consumers and
Internet Service Providers who have been served subpoenas seeking the
identity of customers who use the Internet for private communications.
It also provides
assistance and links to assistance to people who have been
sued or received threat letter
from the RIAA/MPAA or others, and to those who might
be at risk of being sued.
Please note that electronic mail is the only
form of contact at present
-- but we do check it very often.
Report!
If someone is seeking
your name without a reasonable claim of copyright infringement, that's
an abuse: For example, if someone is using the subpoena to harass or
defraud; if they've matched filenames, but not their content; if you
weren't using the IP address listed (because of a typo or other error,
such as because someone else was using a wireless network). Even if you
did have copyrighted material on your computer, you might have a lawful
right of fair use.
Report
the abuse now to
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