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Originally Posted by HansTWN
I am sure there is a provision for punishing the guilty party only, if they can identify the culprit? If it is known who it was and they still punish the whole family, that would definitely be very wrong. I am with you on that.
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Yeah, I agree on the principle with you. But the very fact that they even include a provision to punish the entire family makes me believe that they're side-stepping the requirement of pin-pointing the guilty person, and instead only requiring themselves to prove that the crime occured over a particular connection (essentially, in a particular household). I cannot think of any other explanation for the insertion of this specific provision when instead a mere "The guilty person/s will be denied internet access" would have sufficed. They're making it easier for themselves to prosecute the guilty, even if it involves also punishing those who happen to share the same roof with him.