Three-strike ISP hasn't disconnected any pirates in four years
Irish ISP EIRCOM hasn’t disconnected anyone under its three-strikes anti-piracy rules despite having had the system in place for four years.
EIRCOM adopted the three-strikes system voluntarily in 2010. Under the rules, any customers found to be engaging in copyright-infringing activity would be sent letters warning them of the illegality of their actions.
After a third warning letter, EIRCOM customers are disconnected from the service for 12 months.
A spokesperson for the company told the Irish Independent, however: “We ...
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