TOR and Youtube

If you delete youtube and video. Your ip still is in their database :)
 
But HOW is it possible since there is no video or account ? Where do they start ? they dont

If he lodges a complaint with Youtube and the police get involved then Youtube have a copy and log records with the IP on.
 
Mate stop pranging out you will be fine, my gut instinct is that it is an idle threat. Even if he did tell the cops they wont do anything. [Unless your video is something REALLY bad, but you have said it isnt]
 
Mate stop pranging out you will be fine, my gut instinct is that it is an idle threat. Even if he did tell the cops they wont do anything. [Unless your video is something REALLY bad, but you have said it isnt]

What he said
 
if the time delay between you posting the video and him filing the complaint was greater than 60 days you could most likely have gotten away with posting it from your home connection without being tracked, for something this minor at the most they will subpoena youtube, who will tell them the posting ip, then they subpoena the isp that was assigned that ip on that day, and if the subpoena was submitted more than 60 days later (some go out as long as 90) the isp tells them to go jump in a lake they don't keep that info for that length of time. in the future, don't use tor, use a mac addy spoofer for your wireless (or a cash bought disposable wireless antenna, big lots sells em for $10) and use the best proxy in the world...starbucks

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by the way, youtube charges a subpoena compliance fee, and so does the isp most likely, so he'd have to throw a couple hundred bucks at this to even get it looked at (in addition to hiring a lawyer, the most damning evidence against you is your own reaction, and that is most likely the only thing he could possibly bring to bear against you in court)
 
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hi dude, no- they can't,I mean they can IF you were so important to catch but no
see, when this guy is calling the cops what will he show them? the video is down,isn't it?
no proof,no video,no shit
relax and don't look for any of that adventures again
no they can't
 
if the time delay between you posting the video and him filing the complaint was greater than 60 days you could most likely have gotten away with posting it from your home connection without being tracked, for something this minor at the most they will subpoena youtube, who will tell them the posting ip, then they subpoena the isp that was assigned that ip on that day, and if the subpoena was submitted more than 60 days later (some go out as long as 90) the isp tells them to go jump in a lake they don't keep that info for that length of time. in the future, don't use tor, use a mac addy spoofer for your wireless (or a cash bought disposable wireless antenna, big lots sells em for $10) and use the best proxy in the world...starbucks

Edited to fix spelling and add:
by the way, youtube charges a subpoena compliance fee, and so does the isp most likely, so he'd have to throw a couple hundred bucks at this to even get it looked at (in addition to hiring a lawyer, the most damning evidence against you is your own reaction, and that is most likely the only thing he could possibly bring to bear against you in court)

In my country u can get 1 year in jail cause u recorded someone without its approval (stupid i know)

hi dude, no- they can't,I mean they can IF you were so important to catch but no
see, when this guy is calling the cops what will he show them? the video is down,isn't it?
no proof,no video,no shit
relax and don't look for any of that adventures again
no they can't

Thanks man, extacly my toughts
 
so... what was the person doing in that video,

you did know that person will get mad, otherwise you wouldnt used tor.

tell us... im intrigued
 
so... what was the person doing in that video,

you did know that person will get mad, otherwise you wouldnt used tor.

tell us... im intrigued

Its nothing really its just that thats the law around here and the person wants the money
 
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