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2. Are P2P networks illegal?

   Are P2P networks illegal? Sharing work or media through a peer-to-peer (P2P) network is legal if you own the copyright, thus you own the right to determine if and ... For example, you can write and produce an original song and make it available for

   https://cwi.edu/faq/file-sharing/are-p2p-networks-illegal

3. Peer-to-Peer File Sharing | College of Western Idaho

   P2P file sharing allows you to share files with anyone, anywhere in the world running the same file sharing application. ... P2P file sharing has become enormously popular on college campuses across the country.

   https://cwi.edu/academic-resources/peer-peer-file-sharing

4. What is file sharing?

   What is file sharing? File sharing is when you share (download or upload) electronic data files over a network connection, whether the network is secure or unsecure, public or private. ... File sharing is not illegal if you have permission from the

   https://cwi.edu/faq/file-sharing/what-file-sharing

5. Electronic Technology Usage Policy | College of Western Idaho

   The abuse of network resources to illegally obtain and distribute media or software, through peer to peer networks (P2P), Usenet, or direct download, is a problem for many institutions of higher ... CWI has implemented technology designed to mitigate

   https://cwi.edu/academic-resources/electronic-technology-usage-policy

6. File Sharing FAQs

   File Sharing FAQs. Ask a Question. ... Are P2P networks illegal?.

   https://cwi.edu/faq/file-sharing

7. Digital Millennium Copyright Act | College of Western Idaho

   Although the use of P2P file sharing is not per se illegal, its use to share copyright protected files is. ... Generally, the P2P file sharing programs install the software and automatically share downloaded files with other Internet users.

   https://cwi.edu/academic-resources/digital-millennium-copyright-act

8. What is P2P software?

   What is P2P software? Peer-to-peer (P2P) software allows “peers” (individual computer systems) to connect to each other over the internet to share files. ... Examples of mainstream P2P software programs include BitTorrent, Limewire, Ares and AresWarez

   https://cwi.edu/faq/file-sharing/what-p2p-software

9. What is copyright infringement?

   Copyright infringement occurs when you download or share copyrighted materials —including music, movies, games, and software —from the Internet without consent from the author.

   https://cwi.edu/faq/file-sharing/what-copyright-infringement

10. What is an online service provider?

    In simple terms, an OSP is a provider of online services or network access.

    https://cwi.edu/faq/file-sharing/what-online-service-provider

11. How are sanctions determined?

    How are sanctions determined? Every time you are detected sharing copyrighted works you earn points toward a sanction. ... You also earn points for using an encrypted P2P client regardless of content.

    https://cwi.edu/faq/file-sharing/how-are-sanctions-determined

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