http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Counterfeiting_T rade_Agreement

An ACTA fact sheet updated in November 2008, published by the European Commission, states:
ACTA is not designed to negatively affect consumers: the EU legislation (2003 Customs Regulation) has a de minimis clause that exempts travellers from checks if the infringing goods are not part of large scale traffic. EU customs, frequently confronted with traffics of drugs, weapons or people, do neither have the time nor the legal basis to look for a couple of pirated songs on an i-Pod music player or laptop computer, and there is no intention to change this.[1]

Prestan verit slepo tomu co trepu kadejake noviny, skus si najst informacie realneho charakteru. To z 2008 bol len prvy draft, neviem jak je na tom finalna verzia z 2010, nechce sa mi to citat. Ale ze ti bude niekto kontrolovat ipod je uplna kravina ktora moze napoadnut len psychicky choreho cloveka. Colnik nema na to ani cas ani ziaden dovod, u normalnych ludi.