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Yo ho ho, I've been given a copyright notice. Should I cease and desist? Or fuck da police? I (allegedly) downloaded a movie, and subsequently got this notice via email. Should I take it seriously? Ignore it? What measures can I take to prevent "The Man" from sending me more of these? Located in Alberta, Canada. Wall of text below. -----Original Message----- From: abuse@telus.com Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2012 2:23 PM To: REMOVED Subject: Notice Of Copyright Complaint - REMOVED We are writing to inform you that TELUS has received a complaint that alleges that your TELUS Internet Service account has been involved in copyright infringement. This complaint was traced back to your account based on the IP address used at the time of this activity. At TELUS, we respect our customers privacy: we have not provided your personal account information to the complainant. It is TELUS policy to disclose such information to a complainant in this context only if ordered to do so by a court of law. Please visit http://about.telus.com/community/english/privacy for more information about our privacy practices. We do, however, want you to be aware that this complaint was received by us and offer you the following information that may be of help to you: If you are unaware of this type of activity originating from your account, you may wish to inquire with others who have access to your account. If you are using a dial-up account, change the account password to ensure that only authorized users have access to it. You may also want to check your system for viruses, which may explain why this sort of activity is originating from your account. If the ADSL modem is connected to a wireless router, please make sure that only your authorized computers can connect to it and access the internet. For help in securing the wireless router, please contact the router vendor. Below is an excerpt from the complaint that we received regarding your account. We include it in

Yo ho ho, I've been given a copyright notice. Should I cease and desist? Or fuck da police? I (allegedly) downloaded a movie, and subsequently got this notice via email. Should I take it seriously? Ignore it? What measures can I take to prevent "The Man" from sending me more of these? Located in Alberta, Canada. Wall of text below. -----Original Message----- From: abuse@telus.com Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2012 2:23 PM To: REMOVED Subject: Notice Of Copyright Complaint - REMOVED We are writing to inform you that TELUS has received a complaint that alleges that your TELUS Internet Service account has been involved in copyright infringement. This complaint was traced back to your account based on the IP address used at the time of this activity. At TELUS, we respect our customers privacy: we have not provided your personal account information to the complainant. It is TELUS policy to disclose such information to a complainant in this context only if ordered to do so by a court of law. Please visit http://about.telus.com/community/english/privacy for more information about our privacy practices. We do, however, want you to be aware that this complaint was received by us and offer you the following information that may be of help to you: If you are unaware of this type of activity originating from your account, you may wish to inquire with others who have access to your account. If you are using a dial-up account, change the account password to ensure that only authorized users have access to it. You may also want to check your system for viruses, which may explain why this sort of activity is originating from your account. If the ADSL modem is connected to a wireless router, please make sure that only your authorized computers can connect to it and access the internet. For help in securing the wireless router, please contact the router vendor. Below is an excerpt from the complaint that we received regarding your account. We include it in