Write to your local MPs and tell them that this is not allowed. Write to your ISP and tell them to appeal the case. And yes, there will be a next time if we don’t stop them. Next time they’re coming for something else. Instead they leave users with a warning and a call to arms.īut don’t forget that we can’t allow this shit to happen. Or use googles DNS servers… we could go on…īut they don’t. Or use TOR, I2P or some other darknet with access to the internets. Use a VPN service to be anonymous and get an uncensored internet access, you should do this anyhow.

Ways detailed in a post on The Pirate Bay’s website in response to yesterday’s ruling.Īs usual there are easy ways to circumvent the block. So UK internet service providers will have to block access to website, but as with many things on the internet, there are ways around the problem. Lawmakers and entertainment executives can’t fight elsewhere, however, and so users’ portal to elsewhere is the target. Indeed, in response to the February High Court ruling that threatened to bring about this very ban, the site switched to hosting magnet files, essentially links to torrent files hosted elsewhere. The Pirate Bay doesn’t host any copyright infringing materials. This tends to make the people involved with the creation and distribution of such products incredibly angry. With torrent and file sharing sites under heavy fire around the world, The Pirate Bay (once ORG, now SE) remains the world’s largest torrent magnet file resource, providing easy access to television shows, movies, music, books and, for registered users, pornography. “The galaxy’s most resilient BitTorrent site” responded with a call to arms and a way around the oncoming ban.

Yesterday the High Court ruled that infamous torrent site The Pirate Bay must be blocked from access by all UK internet providers due to copyright infringement issues. Thankfully where there’s a will, there’s a way.

The High Court has come down with the decision to require all UK internet providers to block The Pirate Bay, in an attempt to deprive an entire peoples of free copies of Adobe Photoshop.

Ain’t this a kick to my friends in the UK.

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