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Tim,
Since the average router doesn't keep any logs, you're going to be hard-pressed to prove that it wasn't you. I have to disagree with you on this one. It's like leaving your house open so that a stranger can come in and sleep on your living room sofa. They might be honest, but they very well might rob you blind. The fact is, the average person cannot prove that it wasn't them, and the RIAA has been known to go after people who claimed ignorance.
http://wireless.fcc.gov/feesforms/feeguide/serv...
Jon,
I know all about innocent until proven guilty, but the activity from your router is probably going to look like you did it, until you can bring in enough evidence to prove that it didn't have to be you who did the dirty deed. It's about saving a lot of stress.
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