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Motherboard | Asux ROG Maximus XI Hero Wifi |
Cooling | ek supremacy evo full nickle, 2xEK 360 Radiators, ek d5 pump/res combo, ek full cover 2080ti block |
Memory | 16GB DDR 3600 Trident Z RGB |
Video Card(s) | Gigabyte RTX 2080TI |
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Case | Lian LI PC-011 Dynamic |
Audio Device(s) | onboard |
Power Supply | Evga P2 1200Watt |
Mouse | Zowie FK1+ |
Keyboard | Corsair Strafe rgb silent |
Software | Windows 10 Pro |
Benchmark Scores | i'm working on that |
So i scratched a disc for bioshock and decided to dl a copy from isohunt.com. when i got home today the internet in my house was off and i was asked to call my cable company. when i got a rep on the phone they stated that a lawyer from the game developer had called cox and asked them to look into this and stated that i was stealing?? is this even legal. I do in fact own the game and have done nothing illegal?? I have a few questions.
1. What can i do to prevent myself from being detected while using a torrent program. ie. encryption, decentralized tracking and whatnot??
2. Should i be worried. I usually back up my games that i own by dl'ing a torrent of it because that way i don't have to fight with the games ingame countermeasures(securerom, and simalar).
3. has anybody been in this situation. i'm actually quite worried for some odd reason??
1. What can i do to prevent myself from being detected while using a torrent program. ie. encryption, decentralized tracking and whatnot??
2. Should i be worried. I usually back up my games that i own by dl'ing a torrent of it because that way i don't have to fight with the games ingame countermeasures(securerom, and simalar).
3. has anybody been in this situation. i'm actually quite worried for some odd reason??