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As I said, it's possible this changes nothing, but it also means that the ISPs could just stop everything because it no longer has any profit incentive. Like, purely monetarily, they don't want to cancel pirates because that's just money lost.
Dialga
so yeah basically if they want to just not do anything about people b
The majority’s decision thus permits ISPs to sell an internet connection to every single infringer who wants one without fear of liability and without lifting a finger to prevent infringement. It also means that Cox is free to abandon its current policy of responding to copyright infringement. As Cox’s counsel conceded
I do wonder if this will actually change anything though. Like, will ISPs no longer actively care at all about piracy since it's been ruled that they cannot be sued for it? Or will it continue as is with no changes because they still want to curb piracy, just not be sued for failure.
