If you are unfamiliar with Snapchat, it is a mobile application that allows users to share images, video, text, or audio files for a limited time duration after opening, generally between one and ten second. After the time limit expires, the files are supposedly purged from the Snapchat cloud server.
Ars Technica has an interesting article about filesharing. It points to a study called Legal, Economic and Cultural Aspects of File Sharing (you just have to search for it on Google – it’s available for free download) done by the University of Amsterdam that shows that people who download large amounts of copyrighted entertainment through… Continue reading Like Your Torrents? Here’s How You Watch Your Back