Police raids homes of 12 people in Iceland for P2P piracy

GristyMcFisty reports us that the police in
Iceland have this week raided the homes of 12 people
for using the DC++ file-sharing software. According to The Register the police
confiscated computer equipment and CDs. One suspect has been said to be sharing
2.5 TeraByte of data...

Within hours of the raids, net traffic in Iceland fell
40 per cent, according to SMAIS (Iceland's association of film right holders), which
filed the complaints which prompted police
action.

I don't know if I'm reading this correctly
but Internet traffic decreasing by 40% because 12 people got busted? I'm not
familiar with Iceland but either hardly anyone is using the Internet there or
the SMAIS is exaggerating. Any CD Freaks living in Iceland who can fill us
in?

Source: The Register

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