MPAA Wants to Keep Its Anti-Piracy Secrets From Google

[HardOCP News]

The MPAA should know better than this. No one keeps secrets from Google. No one.

Hoping to find out more about the collaboration between the MPAA and Mississippi State Attorney General Jim Hood, Google recently requested a deposition of MPAA lead counsel Steve Fabrizio. This week the Hollywood group told the court that the request goes too far, claiming that Google is using the legal process to uncover its anti-piracy strategies.

 

[Grimlaking]

Seems counter intuitive. They are the good guys. Why wouldn't they want their processes known unless they are so inaccurate as to not be reliable. I think that the MPAA is more of a witch hunt than an actually anti piracy force.

But that's just me. I could be wrong.

 

[NeghVar]

To make such a statement is asking hackers to come steal and publicize our secrets

 

[tetris42]

Makes you wonder if what they're doing is even legal.

 

[alxlwson]

Makes you wonder if what they're doing is even legal.

Bingo

 

[KarsusTG]

Makes you wonder if what they're doing is even legal.

This +1

 

[LurkerLito]

Makes you wonder if what they're doing is even legal.

It doesn't matter if it isn't legal they own the politicians who make sure it is or will become legal.