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Sweden Approves Expansion of Police Anti-File-Sharing Powers

By soulxtc

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Current law only allows them to question ISPs only if alleged copyright infringement claim could result in more than 2 years of prison time. The Swedish parliament has approved a new law giving the film and music industry more power to track down illegal file-sharers. The opposition Social Democrats voted with the center-right government, while MPs from the opposition Left and Green parties voted against. ?To stop file sharing a police state is required where all internet traffic is under surveillance. Is it worth it?? asked the Green Party?s Lage Rahm, according to The Local.

Full post as published by ZeroPaid on February 26, 2009 (boomark / email).

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