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After the time required by law maximum twenty-four months for to-detain traffic of internet isp, it isn't possible to link a user with an IP? Example: if a user with a dynamic ip commits an abuse/crime in 2010, in 2013 it is possible to trace the author only by old ip? I believe no, but I wait for a
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