The legality of peer to peer programs depends on the laws of the country you are located in and the way the peer to peer program operates. A key issue is whether the peer to peer program encrypts traffic between the computers. In some nations using such encrypted connections is illegal because they want to be able to monitor all traffic and identify anyone who is not in compliance with their official policies, making fun of the leaders, opposing those in power, or engaging in activities that have been deemed illegal in their country.
Note that even if a peer to peer program is legal, it can become effectively illegal if used for illegal purposes such as sharing pirated files.
You can download the album from the iTunes store, Amazon's music section, or by using different peer-to-peer file sharing programs although it can get you into legal trouble.
I don't even know what you mean! Legal or what?
i got a few songs from dada.net and theyre legal as theyre not a P2P(peer to peer) site
You must contact your administrator, or change the settings to open the required port.
File sharing programs or Peer-peer programs will expose your computer to virus and hackers unless you protect it well with firewalls and antivirus.
There are peer to peer downloading sites on the web that offer pirated versions of expensive photo programs like photoshop for free. You can also buy a cheaper version that doesn't have as many features.
Uusee is a peer to peer file sharing site where you can download movies, music, or programs. Uusee also lets you watch TV programs through their site. The site is only in Chinese.
I'd imagine you can get it from one of the peer to peer networks like gnuttella, but it wouldn'y necessarily be a legal download.
That would probably be copyright infringement by copying files over a peer-to-peer network. It is very easy to share files over such a peer-to-peer network (such as LimeWire, Kazaa, eMule, etc.), so you can easily share, or upload, both legal and illegal files, i.e. files which you are, and which you are not, allowed to copy according to copyright laws.
About the only way would be a peer review of code.
This will not answer your question. But, it is highly recommended that you stay away from P2P (peer to peer) programs such as Limewire. These programs contain links to files from other computers that may contain: viruses, trojans, worms, spam, and other extremely harmful computer items.
Norton Ghost 2003 can be downloaded from peer to peer networks (P2P's). There are nonetheless ethical and legal issues associated with acquiring the software in this manner.