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  • United States v. Thomas

    …they had created, named the Amateur Action Bulletin Board Service (AABBS). The service was operated from a dedicated computer and phone line, which allowed dial-in access (using modems) to the BBS from individuals’ homes. Once connected, individuals could read and post messages as well as download any materials (such as…

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    …they had created, named the Amateur Action Bulletin Board Service (AABBS). The service was operated from a dedicated computer and phone line, which allowed dial-in access (using modems) to the BBS from individuals’ homes. Once connected, individuals could read and post messages as well as download any materials (such as…

    Read More