[swinog] Auskunft über Personendaten / deutsches Recht anwendbar?

2014-12-23 Diskussionsfäden Q-X GmbH - Pascal Wagenhofer
Hallo SWINOGer

I hope, you're enjoying already the holidays somewhere around.

We're having here a little difficulties with a german lawyer. We're offering 
shared hosting services. One of our customers is sharing links to uploaded.net, 
which contains music, which might be copyright protected.

The german law agency is now requesting the data of the owner which - 
apparently - we cannot provide due to restrictions of the data protection law 
of Switzerland. They're supplying us this judgement: 
http://www.justiz.nrw.de/nrwe/olgs/koeln/j2011/6_U_87_10urteil20110325.html .

Question to the community:

1.   What are you doing in such situations? (Yes, appart from contact your 
lawyer ;-) ).

2.   Did you have similar issues and how did you handle them?

I wish you merry Christmas and a happy new year.

kind regards

Pascal Wagenhofer
Technical Services

Q-X GmbH
Schmittestrasse 5
Postfach 61
CH-8308 Illnau / Switzerland

Phone 0840 11 11 10 (International +41 840 11 11 10) (Lokaltarif)
Fax 0840 22 22 20 (International +41 840 22 22 20) (Lokaltarif)
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Re: [swinog] Auskunft über Personendaten / deutsches Recht anwendbar?

2014-12-23 Diskussionsfäden Viktor Steinmann
There was another german ruling, that pornography does not fulfill the 
requirements to be protected under copyright law...


See this article (German only): 
http://www.chip.de/news/Urteil-Raubkopien-primitiver-Pornos-nicht-strafbar_62826633.html


Might be an angle to approach this case ;-)

Kind regards,
Viktor

On 23.12.2014 13:06, Q-X GmbH - Pascal Wagenhofer wrote:


Hallo SWINOGer

I hope, you’re enjoying already the holidays somewhere around.

We’re having here a little difficulties with a german lawyer. We’re 
offering shared hosting services. One of our customers is sharing 
links to uploaded.net, which contains music, which might be copyright 
protected.


The german law agency is now requesting the data of the owner which – 
apparently – we cannot provide due to restrictions of the data 
protection law of Switzerland. They’re supplying us this judgement: 
http://www.justiz.nrw.de/nrwe/olgs/koeln/j2011/6_U_87_10urteil20110325.html 
.


Question to the community:

1.What are you doing in such situations? (Yes, appart from contact 
your lawyer ;-) ).


2.Did you have similar issues and how did you handle them?

I wish you merry Christmas and a happy new year.

kind regards

Pascal Wagenhofer

Technical Services

Q-X GmbH

Schmittestrasse 5

Postfach 61

CH-8308 Illnau / Switzerland

Phone 0840 11 11 10 (International +41 840 11 11 10) (Lokaltarif)

Fax 0840 22 22 20 (International +41 840 22 22 20) (Lokaltarif)

www.Q-X.ch http://www.q-x.ch/



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Re: [swinog] Auskunft über Personendaten / deutsches Recht anwendbar?

2014-12-23 Diskussionsfäden Rainer Duffner

 Am 23.12.2014 um 13:06 schrieb Q-X GmbH - Pascal Wagenhofer 
 wagenho...@q-x.ch mailto:wagenho...@q-x.ch:
 
 Hallo SWINOGer
  
 I hope, you’re enjoying already the holidays somewhere around.
  
 We’re having here a little difficulties with a german lawyer. We’re offering 
 shared hosting services. One of our customers is sharing links to 
 uploaded.net http://uploaded.net/, which contains music, which might be 
 copyright protected.
  
 The german law agency is now requesting the data of the owner which – 
 apparently – we cannot provide due to restrictions of the data protection law 
 of Switzerland. They’re supplying us this 
 judgement:http://www.justiz.nrw.de/nrwe/olgs/koeln/j2011/6_U_87_10urteil20110325.html
  
 http://www.justiz.nrw.de/nrwe/olgs/koeln/j2011/6_U_87_10urteil20110325.html 
 .
  
 Question to the community:
 1.   What are you doing in such situations? (Yes, appart from contact 
 your lawyer ;-) ).
 2.   Did you have similar issues and how did you handle them?
  
 I wish you merry Christmas and a happy new year.



How much jurisdiction does a German court have in Switzerland anyway?

Can’t you ask them to go to a Swiss court in Lausanne or wherever that stuff is 
handled?

Oh wait, that would mean additional cost (like working with a lawyer in 
Switzerland, of all things), most likely without a ROI in the end.
So, it’s easier trying to intimidate the hosting-company.


If what whois provides is not enough - tough luck.




Rainer




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Re: [swinog] Auskunft über Personendaten / deutsches Recht anwendbar?

2014-12-23 Diskussionsfäden Andreas Fink

 Am 23.12.2014 um 13:06 schrieb Q-X GmbH - Pascal Wagenhofer 
 wagenho...@q-x.ch mailto:wagenho...@q-x.ch:
 
 Hallo SWINOGer
  
 I hope, you’re enjoying already the holidays somewhere around.
  
 We’re having here a little difficulties with a german lawyer. We’re offering 
 shared hosting services. One of our customers is sharing links to 
 uploaded.net http://uploaded.net/, which contains music, which might be 
 copyright protected.
  
 The german law agency is now requesting the data of the owner which – 
 apparently – we cannot provide due to restrictions of the data protection law 
 of Switzerland. They’re supplying us this judgement: 
 http://www.justiz.nrw.de/nrwe/olgs/koeln/j2011/6_U_87_10urteil20110325.html 
 http://www.justiz.nrw.de/nrwe/olgs/koeln/j2011/6_U_87_10urteil20110325.html 
 .
  
 Question to the community:
 1.   What are you doing in such situations? (Yes, appart from contact 
 your lawyer ;-) ).


Assuming you are in Switzerland they can decide whatever they want in germany 
according to german law but if they want to enforce it, then they have to ask 
for help from the swiss authorities (Rechtshilfeverfahren). However the swiss 
side would only provide help if the request would be valid under swiss law as 
well.

In other words, you can simply sit back and wait until a swiss judge asks you 
to provide the information. Then you are safe as you only followed what a swiss 
court has ruled. Otherwise you risk of giving out information whereas your 
customer could sue you because under swiss law you are not allowed to give it 
out.

The only exception would probably if there is imminent danger which requires 
immediate action to prevent severe damage.

The more interesting question in this judgment from 2011(so already 3 years 
old, do you have that old logs) is that they talk about copyright infringement. 
However linking to a download page can not be considered illegal as downloading 
copyrighted content is not illegal neither under swiss law. Only providing the 
download (uploading of the content, not a link to content) is considered 
illegal.


 2.   Did you have similar issues and how did you handle them?


Not directly that way but, yes. Let the police work it out between them. As a 
swiss entity you are obliged to follow swiss laws and nothing else.
otherwhise we would have tons of DCMA court cases here. The only thing I 
usually see is some Lawyers (in big quotes) trying to intimidate the end user 
to try to stop what they think is piracy. MPAA pays millions and millions for 
this with no result (accoring to the Sony leaks...). I would not worry until 
the swiss police asks you the information with a court order according to swiss 
law.

If you still have the information after that many years is then another story.



  
 I wish you merry Christmas and a happy new year.
  
 kind regards
  
 Pascal Wagenhofer
 Technical Services
  
 Q-X GmbH
 Schmittestrasse 5
 Postfach 61
 CH-8308 Illnau / Switzerland
  
 Phone 0840 11 11 10 (International +41 840 11 11 10) (Lokaltarif)
 Fax 0840 22 22 20 (International +41 840 22 22 20) (Lokaltarif)
 www.Q-X.ch http://www.q-x.ch/
  
 
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Re: [swinog] Auskunft über Personendaten / deutsches Recht anwendbar?

2014-12-23 Diskussionsfäden naz
Hello Swinoggers, 

 

Have fun for this end of year ;)  

 

I such a case, I will simply answer to this lawyer to address a formal
request to a swiss judge, explaining him that due to the law you cannot
fulfill his request without a legal request from within Switzerland.  

Like this you will content him because he will know where to look up (and
normally cease to contact you directly), and your customer wont be able to
sue you if you respect the swiss law. 

 

Also you can transmit the request to your customer, asking him to care about
the issue, in order to let him solve the issue by himself, and state the
lawyer that you have transmitted the case to your customer, but due to the
law you cannot provide more informations regarding the local laws. 

 

In both cases you will be clean, and you will have fulfilled the request
within the law and proved your good will .  

 

Best regards, and merry X (hehe) mas 

naz

 

qu'ils n'en suivront pas moins les memes errements,
dusses-tu en crever
marc aurele

 

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De la part de Rainer Duffner
Envoyé : mardi 23 décembre 2014 13:23
À : Q-X GmbH - Pascal Wagenhofer
Cc : swi...@swinog.ch
Objet : Re: [swinog] Auskunft über Personendaten / deutsches Recht
anwendbar?

 

 

Am 23.12.2014 um 13:06 schrieb Q-X GmbH - Pascal Wagenhofer
wagenho...@q-x.ch:

 

Hallo SWINOGer

 

I hope, you’re enjoying already the holidays somewhere around.

 

We’re having here a little difficulties with a german lawyer. We’re offering
shared hosting services. One of our customers is sharing links to
http://uploaded.net/ uploaded.net, which contains music, which might be
copyright protected.

 

The german law agency is now requesting the data of the owner which –
apparently – we cannot provide due to restrictions of the data protection
law of Switzerland. They’re supplying us this judgement:
http://www.justiz.nrw.de/nrwe/olgs/koeln/j2011/6_U_87_10urteil20110325.html

http://www.justiz.nrw.de/nrwe/olgs/koeln/j2011/6_U_87_10urteil20110325.html
.

 

Question to the community:

1.   What are you doing in such situations? (Yes, appart from contact
your lawyer ;-) ).

2.   Did you have similar issues and how did you handle them?

 

I wish you merry Christmas and a happy new year.

 

 

 

How much jurisdiction does a German court have in Switzerland anyway?

 

Can’t you ask them to go to a Swiss court in Lausanne or wherever that stuff
is handled?

 

Oh wait, that would mean additional cost (like working with a lawyer in
Switzerland, of all things), most likely without a ROI in the end.

So, it’s easier trying to intimidate the hosting-company.

 

 

If what whois provides is not enough - tough luck.

 

 

 

 

Rainer

 

 

 


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Re: [swinog] Auskunft über Personendaten / deutsches Recht anwendbar?

2014-12-23 Diskussionsfäden Peter Keel
Hi

* on the Tue, Dec 23, 2014 at 12:06:36PM +, Q-X GmbH - Pascal Wagenhofer 
wrote:
 One of our customers is sharing links to uploaded.net, which contains music, 
 which 
 might be copyright protected.

Well, _linking_ to it is not illegal in the first place. So you can tell this 
lawyers their case is totally meritless, and they can go fuck off. Write it 
a bit nicer than that, though ;)

They could of course go to upladed.net and try to get to the person really 
doing the maybe copyright infringement. But there as well, they won't get 
anywhere without swiss court order (uploaded.net being swiss as well).

 The german law agency is now requesting the data of the owner 

We'll that agency is trying to get you to do something illegal ;).

Cheers
Seegras
-- 
Those who give up essential liberties for temporary safety deserve 
neither liberty nor safety. -- Benjamin Franklin
It's also true that those who would give up privacy for security are 
likely to end up with neither. -- Bruce Schneier


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