Taking Counsel: P2P File Sharing Networks – Be Careful!
Jun 10, 2009
By Dace Sirme
Over a billion people are using the Internet worldwide and roughly 45 million of them are using peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing networks. Current P2P file sharing networks are usually designed to upload or download data. They enable users to make different files publicly available – music, films, spreadsheets – and share them with other users in the digital environment.
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