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Title: Finnish isp is Blocking Piratebay
Post by: Frosty on January 09, 2012, 12:38:47 PM

Well anonymous is back at it.Seems like they are a force to be reken with.The latest thing to set them off is the stop of getting access to "The Pirate Bay".
        Anonymous has urged its followers to target Finnish anti-piracy body the Copyright Information and Anti-Piracy Centre (CIAPC) after it persuaded the Helsinki District Court to force one of the country's biggest ISPs to block access to The Pirate Bay.
One of the largest internet service providers in Finland, has been forced to block access to The PirateBay for its customers. Elisa issued a press release on the matter moments ago. The decision was given by a local district court in Helsinki. Elisa has stated that they will seek correction to the decision in supreme court. 
         "The Helsinki District Court ordered the Elisa 26.10.2011 temporarily suspend a penalty of copyright infringing material available to the public via the Pirate Bay," it said in a statement.
       
Numerous Twitter accounts linked with the Anonymous collective erupted with messages of discontent and - at times - threats of action against the Finnish government. Anonymous at least the Finnish part of it, voiced its disapproval on Twitter. "#SOPA's landed in #Finland today. Blame them", it said in a message sent to Twitter accounts including @AnonymousIRC, @anonymouSabu and @AnonyOps.

      "Ladies and gents: today we will focus on Finland. and every country like it who has begun a campaign of censorship. First steps to Cyberwar," tweeted the AnonymouSabu account.

"TANGO DOWN http://www.antipiracy.fi (http://www.antipiracy.fi) Copyright Information & Anti-Piracy Centre In Finland | And We'll keep it down as long as We want \o/," tweeted @anon_finland.

"To re-iterate: F-Secure supports the censorship in Finland and #elisagate. Boycott f-secure warez asap!" tweeted the AnonymouSabu account.

At the time of writing the ifpi.fi site was still down
Title: Re: Finnish isp is Blocking Piratebay
Post by: Monk3y on January 09, 2012, 01:22:02 PM
Personally I like anonymous, just putting that out there haha
Title: Re: Finnish isp is Blocking Piratebay
Post by: Anonamous on January 09, 2012, 03:05:53 PM
Personally I like anonymous, just putting that out there haha

They stick up for what they believe in.

I see a massive Cyber War coming if all this censorship crap doesn't go away.
Title: Re: Finnish isp is Blocking Piratebay
Post by: COREGAMER on January 09, 2012, 09:58:36 PM
I hate ISPs who do this so goodluck to anonymous

Long Live TPB!!!!
Title: Re: Finnish isp is Blocking Piratebay
Post by: Monk3y on January 09, 2012, 11:28:18 PM
They stick up for what they believe in.

I see a massive Cyber War coming if all this censorship crap doesn't go away.

Exactly, and I completely agree that all this hacking and everything else is just gonna get worse and anger the wrong people.
Title: Re: Finnish isp is Blocking Piratebay
Post by: Blazinkaos on January 10, 2012, 07:18:11 AM
Crazy we have real ware and internet war but less bloodshed on the internet war.
Title: Re: Finnish isp is Blocking Piratebay
Post by: robin1989 on January 10, 2012, 07:33:56 AM
its not the isp's you should be mad at they dont want this - there even apealing it. its the people like ciapc riaa mpaa etc etc who take them to court and then get court orders. isps want a free open internet because it costs them money for the software and hardware needed to block these sites plus it means they also make less money from bandwidth overcharges etc
Title: Re: Finnish isp is Blocking Piratebay
Post by: 3D0kassiah on January 10, 2012, 12:52:54 PM
over here in texas theres a isp called grande communications
not only will they cut your service if you hop p2p and call you and make you explain whats going on
everyone here on my block share the speed so if another asshat is doing massive downloading my down and up speed drop dramatically gues si shouldve asked before i signed with them lol
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