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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dumnbunny" data-source="post: 4752144" data-attributes="member: 66848">First, this isn't software you or I or WotC can just install on a computer and start running it. It's intended to be installed by ISPs and only monitors traffic into and out of that ISP. When considering what WotC can and cannot monitor, it's important to keep in mind the fact that they are not the NSA or the FBI. They're just a private company.Also, this relevant quote from the article you link throws another spanner in the works:Add Canada to the list of countries where this approach would likely face a legal challenge under Canada's Privacy Act of 2005.The bottom line is there are certainly things WotC can do to track downloads, such as getting the log files from Scribd, watching activity on key torrents. Other methods of file sharing are beyond their technological and legal reach to track.</blockquote>