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gmail + illegal files

AkumaX

Lifer
think large software companies, riaa, mpaa, etc... would subpoena gmail due to their large storage and the gmailfs utility?
 
Don't you think google would know warez were stored on their servers? Wouldn't they just scan for warez keywords?
 
Originally posted by: Reliant
Why, what are you trying to hide?

nothing, i think it was in one thread i read, i think w/ m4h, where someone sent him an mp3 and he went ahead and fwded it to the riaa (probably joking) but in all cases inclusive....
 
Originally posted by: AkumaX
Originally posted by: Anubis
isnt there a 10mb attachment limit so the only things that will really fit are mp3s

people can just rar stuff in 10mb increments

true, but quite laborious dont you think? a 13 episode season = 150~400 files? i will stick with dc++ and direct downloads 🙂
 
Originally posted by: VanillaH
Originally posted by: AkumaX
Originally posted by: Anubis
isnt there a 10mb attachment limit so the only things that will really fit are mp3s

people can just rar stuff in 10mb increments

true, but quite laborious dont you think? a 13 episode season = 150~400 files? i will stick with dc++ and direct downloads 🙂
Yeah, it's not like people already split rar's into segments on hundred of newsgroups or anything.
 
Originally posted by: AkumaX
Originally posted by: Anubis
isnt there a 10mb attachment limit so the only things that will really fit are mp3s

people can just rar stuff in 10mb increments
400MB+ movies ? If they take the time to put that into 40 emails, I say let them have it.
 
Originally posted by: Pokey007
Don't you think google would know warez were stored on their servers? Wouldn't they just scan for warez keywords?

If you try to upload a filename with a word like "crack" it'll reject it.
 
Originally posted by: rh71
Originally posted by: AkumaX
Originally posted by: Anubis
isnt there a 10mb attachment limit so the only things that will really fit are mp3s

people can just rar stuff in 10mb increments
400MB+ movies ? If they take the time to put that into 40 emails, I say let them have it.

Seeing as how there are gmail checking scripts you can get, I'm sure it's not hard to find (or even code yourself) a script that will send 40 emails out.

It'd be so easy to get a warez site going that way.

Input your gmail addy if you want proggyX when it's released:
Once they crack it, rar it into 10 MB chunks and mass email it out to everyone on the list.
Check your gmail, use your script to download all the attachments to a folder. Voila.
 
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
too bad programs and movies are all larger than 1GB now, so there's not much to warez anyways..

Parting a file takes a couple minutes with winrar. And if you forward to people on google it isn't moving mail servers so basically its just hosting it. I'm sure they'll block it somehow.
 
Originally posted by: rh71
Originally posted by: AkumaX
Originally posted by: Anubis
isnt there a 10mb attachment limit so the only things that will really fit are mp3s

people can just rar stuff in 10mb increments
400MB+ movies ? If they take the time to put that into 40 emails, I say let them have it.

that's the thing, it doesnt take any time if you use gmailfs (creates a virtual hdd in windows explorer, so technically all you have to do is drag n drop 40 files)
 
This happend with AOL. A friend of mine would get a bunch of emails through AOL with attachments of whatever he requested. AOL eventually caught on and put a stop to it though.
 
Originally posted by: paruhd0x
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
too bad programs and movies are all larger than 1GB now, so there's not much to warez anyways..

Parting a file takes a couple minutes with winrar. And if you forward to people on google it isn't moving mail servers so basically its just hosting it. I'm sure they'll block it somehow.

Yes parting a file is easy, I do it all the time, especially going on the usenet a lot 😉

But all the files aren't going to fit on a single gmail account because 99% of the games and movies out now take up over a gig, even a lot of apps now.
You can probably fit a few small applications, or low quality divx rips.
 
Originally posted by: cherrytwist
Originally posted by: Zugzwang152
im good, tentacle pr0n doesnt break the DMCA. :thumbsup:


tentacle pr0n?

WTF

That conjurs images I don't even want to think about...

you obviously haven't been around for the explosion of anime threads recently 😉😕
 
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