"...But the court
found that because the e-mails were already in the random access
memory, or RAM, of the defendant's computer system when he copied
them, he did not intercept them while they were in transit over
wires and therefore did not violate the Wiretap Act, even though
he copied the messages before the intended recipients read them."
Hey, great, so the DVD contents
you fools
want to
keep me from copying is also fair game: it's in RAM while
I play it, so it's
mine now! Thanks for that ruling!
*HHOS*
Link
to the wired story
[ Sun 04.07.2004 12:29 |
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