GreenTruck 37 Posted November 27, 2018 If i use a proxy for RS, and the vendor sells that same proxy to X, X uses it to do some illegal shit, can't i get in trouble?
Prime 221 Posted November 27, 2018 I'm not a lawyer and I'm sure it varies from place to place, but generally, the law realizes that an IP address is not a person. It is not a unique identifier of an individual. This line of thinking is why you would have limited or no liability if someone steals your WiFi to commit crimes. Most proxy providers will keep logs of their customers' usages, anyhow. So if it really came down to it, they would be able to see which customer did which activities on the proxy. As long as you are clean and your own intentions are good, I think you have little to worry about.
GreenTruck 37 Author Posted November 27, 2018 6 hours ago, Prime said: I'm not a lawyer and I'm sure it varies from place to place, but generally, the law realizes that an IP address is not a person. It is not a unique identifier of an individual. This line of thinking is why you would have limited or no liability if someone steals your WiFi to commit crimes. Most proxy providers will keep logs of their customers' usages, anyhow. So if it really came down to it, they would be able to see which customer did which activities on the proxy. As long as you are clean and your own intentions are good, I think you have little to worry about. Cheers prime! Sounds logical
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