Reddit beats film companies who wanted torrent user identities exposed

their request to force Reddit to provide the details of six users subscribed to a specific Internet service provider .

Although torrents don’t always contain copyrighted material, they are often used to unlawfully distribute copies of movies, TV shows, games, and books.“Always thought it was pretty cool of them to not snitch,” another said in 2018, in response to an article in which Grande had criticised the music industry for trying to turn it into a “copyright cop”.

Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler found that the companies did not present a need for the users’ details to be disclosed that outweighed their right to anonymous speech under the US Constitution’s First Amendment. “As with the last subpoena, the plaintiffs have not shown that the identifying information is directly or materially relevant or unavailable from another source,” Beeler’s latest ruling stated.

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