Streaming Video Data To the Public
I'm wondering if it's agaisnt the AUP to stream video data to the public. I'm not talking about streaming videos completely, but bits and pieces of a video, in a P2P fashion, kind of like how BitTorr...
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Their acceptable use policy prohibits hosting servers or server like services. Hosting a decentralized caching server surely is a violation of this policy?
You may not resell the Service or otherwise make the Service available for use to persons outside your dwelling (for example, through an open wireless home network). You agree not to use the Service for operation as a de facto Internet service provider, or for any other business enterprise (whether for profit or non-profit), including, without limitation, IP address translation or similar facilities intended to provide additional access.
Providing caching services in return for TFuel Payment (the networks payment currency) must fall under this?
If you feel you're not violating copyright or profit, you may be okay. If Cox determines you are violating something, Cox will just tell you to stop because perhaps you didn't know. If you don't stop, I'm sure Legal would get involved.
