Sentences with phrase «downloading illegal copies»

(Or break copyright, either by downloading an illegal copy from somewhere or by going through the laborious process of scanning the entire book and converting it to PDF files — which, by the way, will work on the Sony but not on the Kindle 2.)

Legally, people who download illegal copies are violating copyright law which can have civil and criminal consequences.

For example, if you download an illegal copy of Minecraft, you will still see the credits to developers and companies.

Technically speaking, you're in trouble once you download the illegal copy, and technically speaking, you infringe copyright every time you read the work.

Typically, they'll download an illegal copy of some software for free, find a «crack» app that can activate the software with a fake license, and then stick both of them on a burned CD or a simple USB drive to sell to suckers online.

An anti-piracy org also plans to sue individuals who still download illegal copies later this year.

Not exact matches

Unsecured PDFs can quickly make their way to file sharing sites where illegal copies of copyrighted works are available for download.

Or send them specialized in game demo movies to show why the game is good and ask them to cover it, assuming you wouldn't be comfortable having copies of your not done game out there where it could possibly get put up for illegal download.

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