ISP Piracy act question ??

Have you got a news article to link to, at least to give us an indication of the country (presumably US)?

I don't know what (if any) obligation the ISPs in the US are under. In the UK it's currently a reactive one due to the stalled implementation of the Digital Economy Act; ISPs will block a site if they're given a court order to do so, but aren't obliged to go to any more onerous terms than blocking that site.

 

Boy Genius Report?Really?

 

Browser broken? That's just one report. It's all over the Internet for anyone to find, really.

 

Sarcasm?We understand the concept right?

 

Then to answer your question, you'll probably find public wifi becomes a whole lot less public... or at the very least a log-in or registration info so you can be associated with the usage.

 

My bad then. Too many times, people use the rolleyes and are dead serious. My apologies.

 

Thats quite alright