if they attempt legal proceedings (big if!), they will have to reveal the process how the evidence was captured.
Statement in response to reports about TV Licensing and watching BBC iPlayerpic.twitter.com/yMHNBUgROs
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I understand the business issue however if you can determine what people are watching without (per quote) ISP involvement, (1/2)
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then it constitutes a privacy leak for home website users. This would be a systemic risk, exploitable by bad actors, worth fixing.
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@bbcpress So what did the original press release to the national newspapers say? Same story in Telegraph, Mail, Mirror, Times, P&J etcThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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they won't.
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one contested prosecution and they'll have to say how they do it!!
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nope, that's not how it works.
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I refuse to pay £145.50 per year to watch catch up so have deleted BBC apps from our laptops, Kindles and phones
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