No, you can select not to share your files with other users. Go to your library, right click on the files you don't want to share, and select "Stop Sharing File."
But if everyone in Limewire wont share files, gnutella community dies, and limewire would be useless, as there will be NO files to download because nobody shares.
Think about this: you want to download, so means you expected others to share, yet you refused to share yourself. So selfish!
Limewire itself is safe. However the files you download using it may not be.
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No, not unless you break copyright laws, or download child pornography. It is probably best not to use it, because files can be mis labeled resulting in you downloading items you dont want.But the Limewire software itself is perfectly legal, and so is all of Limewire's premium content.
To delete files from your LimeWire account, open the application and navigate to your shared files list. Select the file you wish to delete, right-click on it, and choose the option to remove or delete it. Additionally, you can go to the directory on your computer where LimeWire stores downloaded files and manually delete them from there. Remember to also update your shared files settings to ensure the file is no longer shared.
Using Limewire is not illegal. Limewire is a P2P file sharing utility. If you share files which are copyrighted and without a licence or permission then that is illegal.
LimeWire is a legal file-sharing program. Using it to share or download copyrighted files such as music, is illegal and violates the LimeWire Terms of Service.
Yes. LimeWire can only share files while it is running.
you have to share limewire with your itunes. In itunes/limewire, share the files, and the songs will automatically go onto your itunes. Then do what you would normally.
limewire is illegal no matter what. However, in most countries it is much more difficult to monitor and prosecute users who do not share their files. It would be wise to turn off the sharing mode in limewire.
Yes, LimeWire can work when using WiFi, as it relies on an internet connection to function. If your device is connected to a stable WiFi network, you can use LimeWire to share and download files. However, keep in mind that LimeWire is no longer officially supported, and using it may expose you to security risks and copyright issues.
Limewire itself is safe. However the files you download using it may not be.
Peer 2 Peer, which is what Limewire is. You're a peer, the other people using it are too. They share files with you and vice-versa, hence the name. So pretty much a P2P user is someone using the program. Like you.
People dont need to be using limewire because the share the music!
You can't do anything illegal directly on the Limewire website. You would have to download their program, Limewire. This program will let you (among many other things) download copywritten files illegally and share them with other people. If you don't share copywritten files, you can't get caught. And even if you do share, your chances of winning the lottery are better than your chances of getting caught. -DJ Craig
Assuming the files in question are not public domain or otherwise exempt "sharing" them without permission makes you guilty of copyright infringement whether or not they are DRM (digital rights management) protected.
No, i dont think YOU'd be fined but your parents could be. but the RIAA tend to go after the people who share compyrighted files rather than the people who download it :)x