French ISP “Refusing” to Comply With “Three-Strikes?
ISP Free refuses to send emails to customers warning them of suspected infringement, pointing out the law only requires it to turn over their identities to the authorities which, in turn, is the one responsible for contacting them. Several days ago I mentioned how French ISPs Bouygues and Numericable earned the distinction of having been
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French ISP “Refusing” to Comply With “Three-Strikes?
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