Bloody bonkers innit, they're going to cut off somebodies internet because their neighbour piggy-backed their wifi? There will be legal claims a go-go over this one. The only winners will be the lawyers.
This is why red-light cameras don't hold up in court when someone else is driving your car, or they can't prove it was you beyond a reasonable doubt. I get that this is the service provider and not the legal system, but it's still a service you pay for, and I can't IMAGINE they would be given the right to just riffle through our hard drives.
The other thing people could do if caught would be to stand up in court with a legitimately bought version of things they are accused of downloading. And then what's the case against them exactly? Would be hard to see a court convicting somebody of downloading a digital copy of something they already own.
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