OK, say you're gonna get sued, go get a dos-based "shredder" tool. What this does is, without smashing your harddrive to bits, overwrite all data with tons of shit (set it to do this like, 1,000,000 times. while a VERY long time it's better than spending 11k in fines, right?). You see, when you delete something the file still remains on your harddrive, only it can be overwritten. So when this guy deleted something, the police seized his harddrive and ran an file recovery tool. They were then found pretty easily.
However, if you use a shredder say 1,000,000 times or so on your harddrive, it would take, well, like five hundred years to recover that data. Remember that after shredding, reinstall your OS and all progams EXCEPT file sharing/illegal ones and stick lots of data on it (fill out the drive to the max, like 500kb left) and make it look pretty used, otherwise they'll wonder why your drive is full up with random crap.
if they say "well this has only been installed like a week ago" you say "well, i know. i've told you it's bloody impossible for me to of had this stuff on my drive."
Maintain the story and there is no proof, except your IP. It's easy to attribute that to a "mistake by human/computer"
Also you save money on harddrives.
--Kaniaz's "If the RIAA are about to kick your ass"
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