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decisions (cir****vention only) acts
prescribed by
regulation (
cir****vention only) A
person cir****venting the
access control bears the
burden of
proof that one...
- to an open
caching architecture.
Websites commonly used by
students to
cir****vent filters and
access blocked content often include a proxy, from
which the...
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Craigslist v. 3Taps (2013), US
federal judge Charles R.
Breyer held that
cir****venting an
address block to
access a
website is a
violation of the Computer...
- sources, and a
forum to
discuss organizing against and
cir****venting censorship "
Cir****vention Tool Evaluation: 2011", Hal Roberts,
Ethan Zuckerman, and...
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digital rights management or DRM). It also
criminalizes the act of
cir****venting an
access control,
whether or not
there is
actual infringement of copyright...
- work
around locked RPC-2 firmware. The
region coding of a DVD can be
cir****vented by
making a copy that adds
flags for all
region codes,
creating an all-region...
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Entertainment for the purpose. In the first,
Federal Circuit court held that
cir****venting an
access protection measure violates the DMCA only if the act is reasonably...
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forums they
thought were
being automatically monitored on keywords. To
cir****vent such filters, they
replaced a word with look-alike characters. ****O could...
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willingly sharing the
collected information with each other,
allegedly cir****venting laws
preventing each
agency from
spying on its own citizens. The 2013...
