File sharers won't be kidnapped by secret police in depths of night, says Obama-pal Lammy. Oh good, say file sharershttp://community.whathifi.com/blogs/mp3/archive/2009/01/28/file-sharers-won-t-be-kidnapped-by-secret-police-in-depths-of-night-says-obama-pal-lammy-oh-good-say-file-sharers.aspxLast July I wrote this blog , in which I ranted and raved about some rather limp attempts by the government to look like they were doing something about illegal downloading without actually doing anything at all. The suggestion, back then, was that theenCommunityServer 2.1 SP3 (Debug Build: 20423.1)re: File sharers won't be kidnapped by secret police in depths of night, says Obama-pal Lammy. Oh good, say file sharershttp://community.whathifi.com/blogs/mp3/archive/2009/01/28/file-sharers-won-t-be-kidnapped-by-secret-police-in-depths-of-night-says-obama-pal-lammy-oh-good-say-file-sharers.aspx#194700Fri, 30 Jan 2009 13:49:31 GMT4268cb68-fb71-468f-8e55-5b063adbd477:194700Alantiggger<p>Well I'm with ''virgin media'' and no matter WHAT it is you download ... they told me last night (from India no less) that my broadband speed was cut from up to 10mbps (usually hovers around 9.6)</p> <p>to 2.1 mbps because my son had downloaded a file around 3gb in size between the hours of 12noon and 10pm.</p> <p>The file in question was &nbsp;'dawn of war' &nbsp;a legit computer add-on file.</p> <p>I was told by the guy that it was okay to download before 12 noon &nbsp;and after 10pm ... &nbsp;not within these hours though.</p> <p>To get back to music and movie industries, in this day and age how the heck can they justify the prices for cd's and movies ? &nbsp;jings talk about greed...</p>