By that rationale it would be logical to argue...
"Oh you've got an IP address which you alledge is responsible for doing
X?�� Unfortunately that doesn't mean that I'm responsible for it.�� Just
the computer."
Dean
Skeeve Stevens wrote:
���In order for 'personally identifiable
information' to
be personally identifiable, it must identify a person. But an IP
address
identifies a computer,��� Jones wrote in a dismissal.