Can they even use a mobile/cell phone, default is for phone to base station connection to be encrypted.
Then there is the automatic update check of the OS itself, that is probably making a https request somewhere...
Nowhere does it actually say it has to be in Florida, just a 25 acre contiguous area and some other requirements:
| (9) “Theme park or entertainment complex” means a complex comprised of at least 25 contiguous acres owned and controlled by the same business entity and which contains permanent exhibitions and a variety of recreational activities and has a minimum of 1 million visitors annually.
Now I think this might actually apply to Googleplex Campus in Mountain View California. It has several outdoor exhibits open to the public and are viewable. It is a "nerd" tourist destination, not sure whether they hit the visitor count and as the outdoor areas are just open access, it would be hard to count. But it might in fact qualify.
Rogers Telecom and Rogers Wireless is owned by Rogers Communication who also own Rogers Media which owns Sportsnet.
Bell Canada own Bell Canada Enterprises which in turn owns Bell media which owns CTV Television Network.
Videotron is owned by Quebecor Inc. which also owns TVA Group which owns several TV and Film publishers.
So while not necessarily directly, they all do own IP some of which is likely involved.
Still doesn't make this all less than atrocious.
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Can they even use a mobile/cell phone, default is for phone to base station connection to be encrypted. Then there is the automatic update check of the OS itself, that is probably making a https request somewhere...
Re: Re: Theme parks
Nowhere does it actually say it has to be in Florida, just a 25 acre contiguous area and some other requirements: | (9) “Theme park or entertainment complex” means a complex comprised of at least 25 contiguous acres owned and controlled by the same business entity and which contains permanent exhibitions and a variety of recreational activities and has a minimum of 1 million visitors annually. Now I think this might actually apply to Googleplex Campus in Mountain View California. It has several outdoor exhibits open to the public and are viewable. It is a "nerd" tourist destination, not sure whether they hit the visitor count and as the outdoor areas are just open access, it would be hard to count. But it might in fact qualify.
Re: Executable?
I'm wondering where the entry point even is...
Re: Real or imagined infringement, which is actually illegal?
Rogers Telecom and Rogers Wireless is owned by Rogers Communication who also own Rogers Media which owns Sportsnet. Bell Canada own Bell Canada Enterprises which in turn owns Bell media which owns CTV Television Network. Videotron is owned by Quebecor Inc. which also owns TVA Group which owns several TV and Film publishers. So while not necessarily directly, they all do own IP some of which is likely involved. Still doesn't make this all less than atrocious.