From: jfmezei.spamnot@vaxination.ca   
      
   On 13-01-28 12:19, Marc Bissonnette wrote:   
      
   > trolling for them. After all, who wants' to take on Bell Canada and their   
   > bottomless pit of lawyers, when they can go after one of the "small" guys.   
      
   Bell Canada (along with Videotron and Cogeco) didn't fight in 2011 when   
   Voltage wanted 50 identities from them (all in Québec).  Actually, not   
   only did they not fight, but they struck an agreement with Voltage that   
   they would not only not fight, but also not even bother showing up in court.   
      
   More recently, there have been cases involving Distributel and a few   
   other indies who also did not fight this and just let the court order   
   them to release the info.   
      
      
   > While TS may not have clearly communicated what it was doing in defense of   
   > their customers early on (and, to be fair, that may well have been a legal   
   > necessity or strategy), I really, *really* don't think you're going to see   
   > them even approach rolling over and just giving their customer data to   
   > anyone.   
      
   TSI has stated that they won't fight this. They can't really turn around   
   and start fighting this. But they have ensured that there is due legal   
   process and giving CIPPIC a chance to argue the cause.   
      
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