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Google and the industry demand its removal for violating the law

Google and the industry demand its removal for violating the law

The fight against piracy has strengthened in the last two years, especially regarding pirated IPTV to watch football and other live content like TV channels. These services allow users to tune in to legal content streams, usually at a much lower price than the official alternative. Football leagues have determined that this technology poses their ...

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the new trick against copyright is like watching a video game

the new trick against copyright is like watching a video game

Although the main reason why more and more people are using pirated IPTV to watch football for free is to avoid paying legal service fees, there are other reasons; For example, sometimes the rights mess is so great that there is no legal way to watch a sporting event without resorting to piracy. In fact, ...

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new technique to catch users and fine them up to 5,000 dollars

new technique to catch users and fine them up to 5,000 dollars

Pirated IPTVs became the number one target for rights holders and security forces last year, replacing download and streaming pages. The main difference between these piracy methods is that there now appears to be a greater willingness on the part of governments and companies to punish pirate users, not just those responsible for distributing the ...

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LaLiga can now know the identity of all the Spaniards who use them

LaLiga can now know the identity of all the Spaniards who use them

The fight against IPTV piracy has just taken a giant step forward in Europe, confirming the desire of the rights holders: to attack users, and not just those responsible for these services. Although fines for watching IPTV are not yet law in Europe, La Liga's latest legal victory lays the groundwork for them to become ...

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Nintendo is reportedly looking for “new targets” in its Switch piracy investigation

Nintendo is reportedly looking for “new targets” in its Switch piracy investigation

Image: Nintendo Life / Nintendo Following Nintendo's recent investigation into Switch “pirate” James 'Archbox' Williams, the video game giant is now reportedly looking for “new targets”. As he pointed out Game File's Stephen Totiloit seems the company isn't done with the SwitchPirates subreddit yet: “Nintendo of America (NOA) said an investigation into Switch modder James ...

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Europe's largest police operation results in 11 arrests

Europe's largest police operation results in 11 arrests

Until not so long ago, IPTV represented a very small niche, a technology used by some companies to broadcast videos on the Internet and which had little impact on the consumption of pirated content, distributed mainly by downloading. direct. IPTV TVs for watching pirated football are gaining popularity and pirated consumer consumption has changed. This ...

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Nintendo Sues Streamer for Allegedly Broadcasting “Pirate” Switch Games Before Official Release

Nintendo Sues Streamer for Allegedly Broadcasting “Pirate” Switch Games Before Official Release

Image: Nintendo Nintendo filed a lawsuit against an individual who apparently “repeatedly streamed pirated and emulated” Switch games while also promoting “Switch emulators and other piracy tools” to his audience. As points out 404 MediaJesse Keighin (known online as ‘EveryGameGuru’) reportedly “got under Nintendo’s skin” after refusing to comply with the video game giant. Keighin ...