Yes, you are involved. You are bypassing the legal method of obtaining and using the software. That costs the company that holds the copyright money.
AnswerYes because you have a "bootleg" copy, so the merchant never received payment/credit for the purchase, so in some cases, if a law enforcement official catches you with the unofficial copy, you can be fined up to $1,000, this happeneed to my friend and he was sent to jail with a bond of i think $1,500Answer
You are not involved downloading the games. But, having a copy of illegal games is illegal. You will be charged for a crime, but not of illegal downloading, something like having a copy of an illegal game. By the way, if this happened to you, tell the police, because they will find out, if you fess up, you will be in less trouble.
AnswerIt depends on what kind of games you have copies of, I suppose. The copying and redistribution of newer games will probably be penalized about as badly as with DVD piracy.If you're talking about older games (NES, SNES, Genesis, Game Boy, etc.) played on downloaded emulators as ROMS, though, then the legality is basically null; technically it's illegal to play them, but there's sort of a "Don't ask, don't tell" policy regarding them. Nobody really goes around looking to arrest people for playing on emulators, so there's no real need to worry about legalities there. In all seriousness, the most any cop would do if they found out you had an emulator and roms on your computer is make you delete them and tell you not to do it again. It's a slap-on-the-wrist thing, really.
But if you ARE talking about newer games, though, yeah, I'd be a little cautious there, because even if you weren't the one who copied and redistributed it, you're still in possession of an illegal copy... you and your friend would be penalized for that.
Better just to buy/rent the game for yourself, lest you somehow get caught.
The risks involved in downloading a Nero burn are minimal if the person has adequate virus and malware detection on their computer. If they don't it's always a possibility that the burn could include a number of malicious pieces of software.
Usually (but not necessarily) by force. But in any event, not by statutorily legal lines of succession.
You can get involved in desktop virtualization by going to a website that has that program downloaded you may have to buy it. After that you can take classes of how to use it or you can learn it yourself.
The amount of bandwidth that is used for downloading software will depend on the software. Software like Truespace, may take longer because of how many files are involved with the software.
The Yazoo Land Scandal
Tons of people still make use of 'Limewire' which can be downloaded here for free: http://download.cnet.com/limewire/ Though, once again, you need to be careful around what you download since there are many risks involved. Files at times, may contain viruses and such, which is why torrent sites are often preferred over them; many torrent websites now (such as Isohunt, Piratebay, Demonoid) allow users to rate and comment on their torrent listings so it drastically reduces your chances of downloading a file which contains a virus.
The Yazoo Land Scandal
I downloaded the fake Antivirus 2010 software, not knowing it was fake. What are the risks involved? Is there a chance that my identity could be stolen?
The Yazoo land fraud was one of the significant events in the post-Revolutionary War in the history of Georgia. Most of the Legislators that were involved in this sale resigned from their positions.
Because the musicians (and in some cases other people involved in the production of the music,) lose the money that they would get from sales, when people illegally download or otherwise share music.
A person becomes involved with Big Fish games by going to their website and downloading the games they wish to play. You can usually download a free trial of their games, however, if you want to play the full version you will need to pay for it.
If you buy a retail copy and install it then yes no downloading involved. But sadly no you can't play the Full-version online. Well worth the small cost though I'm on my 3rd replay haha just as fun as the first time :D