Please remember that this punishment will be applied even for those who commit the offence for the first time. You will not be allowed to access to network system on campus for a certain period of time. You will have to write a report and submit to the department in charge.ģ. The P2P software will be removed from your computer.Ģ. 【Punishment for bringing computer with P2P software into the campus】ġ. There are many other P2P software including updated version of software listed above. 「Winny」,「BitTorrent」,「Share」,「Shareaza」,「Cabos」,「eDonkey」,「WinMX」,「Napster」,「Gnutella」,「Locutus」,「LimeWire」,「KaZaA」,「Morpheus」 P2P is the software that able you to exchange and obtain information and data by directly connecting network with a number of unspecified computers. Please find details below and use network safely.
Use of P2P is strictly prohibited on campus. In each case it tries to force a settlement with the user prior to legal action, and as a result there have been almost no prosecutions for file-sharing.You are not allowed to bring any computer with P2P software installed into the engineering campus. In contrast to the mass-lawsuit approach that the Recording Industry Association of America has used, the RIAJ has been going after only a handful of people each year. Fear of getting caught or prosecuted for illegal file-sharing was low on the list. Perhaps related to this, viruses were the top reason that people who previously used file-sharing software cited for their giving up the habit. Viruses that open a user's entire hard disk to the Winny community are prevalent on the file-sharing network, and it is through those that reams of confidential information, from customer data to military plans, have leaked onto the Internet. Winny has become known for being at the root of a string of information leaks. BitTorrent clients, popular in the West, were fifth on the list, with only 6% of people using it as their main application. WinMX was ranked second and Limewire third. The most popular file-sharing application being used was Winny, according to the survey. The average number of downloads per user per year was 194 files, of which about 87 were music, 79 were movies, 11 were images, nine were software applications and eight were documents. The survey was conducted online in mid-June and gathered 18,596 responses. The figure is equal to about 3.5% of all Internet users and represents a big jump from last year's survey, which put the number at about 1.3 million, or about 2.7% of Internet users. About 1.8 million people in Japan are active users of file-sharing software, a sharp increase from a year ago, according to a survey by the Recording Industry Association of Japan, TV broadcasters and other industry groups.
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