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Old movies nobody gives a fuck. The proffesional blackmailers monitor the new releases. Downloading old obscure stuff is safer than crossing the street by foot
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Were you confronted by the cops?
Just by downloading old movies? Hard to believe, but insane world out there.
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I agree with apparent consensus with here; it is likely safe enough. In the 16+ years I have been doing this, I only got DMCA'd once, shortly after I got started and before I figured out the best settings on my clients. I was notified by phone, believe it or not. And yes, it was concerning a major hot release that had just come out on DVD at the time. I totally denied it, which satisfied my ISP.
I have never used a VPN. But then, I pretty much never try to get major film releases right after they come out. Also, my ISP is apparently is not bound hand-and-foot to the mega-media conglomerates. They only do the bare minimum required under the DMCA.
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I'd say if you have a VPN, that would be the way to go. BUT, I've accidentally left it off a few times and only got the DMCA letter once... I think they only really care if they know you D/L to make and sell copies...
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LZA, how many movies have you downloaded with your VPN?
