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MPAA targets children's PCs
The body that represents the US movie industry has released its latest tool in its campaign to clamp down on movie file-sharing, aimed at parents.The Movie Association for America's (MPAA) free Parent File Scan software lets parents check their children's computers for peer-to-peer programs.
It will also list all movie and music files they have on their hard drive.
Parents then have the choice to remove programs and files. The MPAA said files found would not be passed on to it. ...
January 31, 2005 at 08:37 PM in Digital rights & copyright | Permalink
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