http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-22478310
US government orders removal of Defcad 3D-gun designs
The US government has demanded designs for a 3D-printed gun be taken offline.
The order to remove the blueprints for the plastic gun comes after they were downloaded more than 100,000 times.
The US State Department wrote to the gun's designer, Defense Distributed, suggesting publishing them online may breach arms-control regulations.
Although the files have been removed from the company's Defcad site, it is not clear whether this will stop people accessing the blueprints.
They were being hosted by the Mega online service and may still reside on its servers.
Also, many links to copies of the blueprints have been uploaded to file-sharing site the Pirate Bay, making them widely available. The Pirate Bay has also publicised its links to the files via social news site Reddit suggesting many more people will get hold of the blueprints.
Cody Wilson, who founded Defense Distributed, told the BBC that the genie was out of the bottle.
"Once people heard what happened, Pirate Bay has exploded. I'm sat here watching it now, seeing the downloads go up and up."
１０万ダウンロードされてから後にアメリカ政府からオンライン公開をやめるように命令があったということなので、もうすでに１０万なのだ。
こうしたオンラインで３Dプリンターのブループリントを配布する事自体が法に触れるというかんげ。
Defcadnのページからはすでに削除されているが、手に入れることはできる。
ネット社会に配布されたものは回収ということがほぼ不可能である。
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