ISP Copyright Liability in the music industry refers to the legal responsibility of Internet Service Providers (ISPs) for copyright infringement committed by their users. Courts in the United States have ruled that ISPs can be held liable if they do not disconnect customers accused of copyright infringement¹. This issue often involves major record labels suing ISPs, alleging that they enable copyright theft through peer-to-peer file-sharing². The debate centers on whether ISPs should be held accountable for their subscribers' actions, particularly when they are aware of infringing activities and fail to take action³.