Re:Kim Dotcom's Extradition to the U.S. Given Green Light by...
by catapart on Thursday August 15, 2024 @12:15PM
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I'm not in a position to disclose anything, but there is plenty of information out there about who was storing data in what repositories and what those people were using other, less-protected, repositories for.
Using the strictest logic, you should not take my word for it. Maintain a healthy skepticism that human trafficking was ever facilitated via Dotcom's enterprises. I have not provided any direct evidence that anything like that was going on and, as stated, I'm not in a position to. Everyone is more than welcome to believe that nothing more untoward than media piracy was going on in a world-renown, legally-battle-tested, completely anonymous, completely private marketplace of data.
Re:Kim Dotcom's Extradition to the U.S. Given Green Light by...
by retinaros on Thursday August 15, 2024 @10:00AM
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he did not and at least there is no written evidence that he did. something that OP could look up tho is the stats of the giant reduction of child trafficking/child abuse content posted on X since Musk took it under his wing. Why wasnt it adressed before? this could be a much bigger story but one OP will never address
Wait, where did that come from? Did Kim Dotcom facilitate human trafficking?