A report of 2003, the Data Protection Agency found that the IP English is always a figure that identifies or identify someone does, it would be a personal data, therefore protected by the Law on Data Protection. For its part, the Court of Justice of the European Communities has ruled on the matter in response to a question in a case that pits Promusicae with Telefonica. The first asked to identify users of P2P services to the second, he refused the request. In essence, the statement indicates that there is no such identification out of criminal proceedings, as the legislation does not require that national laws provide for the identification of sailors and P2P users to prosecute civil via copyright infringement. However, it does not mean that governments incorporate this possibility in the legislation transposing the Directives concerned, avoiding conflict of rights through the principle of proportionality. Source: Expansion.
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