15 Percent of US File-Sharers Hide Their IP-Address, More to Folllow
Updated: 2011-12-29 18:48:52
In response to increasing legal actions and surveillance of Internet traffic, more and more file-sharers are choosing to hide their identities online. New data gathered through telephone interviews with thousands of adults reveals that in the US 15 percent of all file-sharers take measures to hide their IP-address. Some VPN and proxy providers have doubled their customer base in 2011, and this upward trend is bound to continue in the coming year.Source: 15 Percent of US File-Sharers Hide Their IP-Address, More to Folllow

PhotoAttorney® also is honored to make PhotoShelter‘s “The Best Photography Blog Posts of 2011,” along with many other great blog entries. Check them all while we take a break from blogging until the new year. See you then!
I had the recent pleasure of joining TWiL (This Week in Law) again. Hosts Denise Howell and Evan Brown and guest Marty Schwimmer and I discussed privacy issues, including taking and posting photos of kids, my recent DMCA take-down experience, SOPA, and more in Episode #141. Check my other appearances on TWiL in Episode #56 and Episode #124.
Had a great Help-Portrait™ day. Thanks to the entire SLT team!
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