more blocks on the way?

[pabloescaban]

Update, the perp has just got 30 months, he'll be out before Christmas

 

[mike123]

First people said the police didn't have the resources to even knock on the door of those selling iptv, then they said nobody would ever be sent to prison for selling iptv, now they say you'll only serve short sentences in prison for selling iptv.

As much as some of you guys on this thread are the tinfoil hat brigade, there's an equal number of you who have your heads well and truly buried in the sand. Thankfully for me I fall somewhere in the middle.

Police won't prosecute mate it will be the rights holders.

 

[pupuqiop]

Police won't prosecute mate it will be the rights holders.

Sounds like they're gonna hit them from every angle this time then!

 

[plasterer]

Must have been an Everton Fan there copping for everything at the moment😂

typical daily mail scare mongering. I do like the fact they say viewing can get you 10 years Jail, but then state a provider with over 30,000 subsribers and runing a Million pound operation recently got jailed for 2 and a half years. so if he got 2 and a half years, are end users reallly going to get 10 years?

 

[mike123]

Sounds like they're gonna hit them from every angle this time then!

They would probably do a confication order under proceeds of crime if you got caught.

 

[pupuqiop]

They would probably do a confication order under proceeds of crime if you got caught.

Well I hope they don't confiscate that lovely orange door. Especially when it's so cold.

 

[RealGoneKid90]

Good luck even getting the police to visit a burglary round these parts.

It will be an endless game of cat and mouse until finally the broadcasters give up, particularly the Premier League and they stream all the games for a reasonable fee.

Same happened with music piracy, every time they tried to block it another workaround was found until it went on and on and in the end they just let you have it all for a tenner a month.

 

[soltia]

A tenner a month and I’d consider getting sky back 😊

 

[leader]

A tenner a month and I’d consider getting sky back 😊

Bang on there, Sky and there friends Tnt are the real robbers. And they leg you up with a large contract.

 

[mike123]

Bang on there, Sky and there friends Tnt are the real robbers. And they leg you up with a large contract.

To be fair I think it's the premire leauge sky have to pay them silly amounts same as some big boxing events.

 

[pupuqiop]

Sky and TNT have no reason to drop their prices. They have lots of customers happy to pay what they're asking for, and they have lots of customers who complain about how much they charge but still pay it.

 

[userlee5267]

Now asking Vpn and open DNS providers to block streams


Piracy Shield: IPTV Blocking Orders Apply to All DNS & VPN Providers * TorrentFreak

 

[bazcfc1]

Now asking Vpn and open DNS providers to block streams


Piracy Shield: IPTV Blocking Orders Apply to All DNS & VPN Providers * TorrentFreak

All blocking orders apply to all dns so that's 99.9 percent of legit dns getting blocked then and all those that use cloud flare goggle dns ect what a load of crap

 

[pabloescaban]

The second word of the post says it all.
'Asking'
They're asking all vpn providers to block streams.
They'd have more luck if they asked streamers to please stop

 

[formandvoid]

Can't see vpn providers blocking anything tbh.

 

[pupuqiop]

Now asking Vpn and open DNS providers to block streams


Piracy Shield: IPTV Blocking Orders Apply to All DNS & VPN Providers * TorrentFreak

I was discussing this with the Italian IPTV fratellanza recently, they're not remotely concerned. They said the "Piracy Shield" laws the Italian government brought in have been a farce so far. Tutto biene.

 

[jigger121]

Defeats the whole purpose of a vpn, they will go down the route of trying to make vpns illegal now that the vpns didn't comply
There's another way to look at it, they are running out of ways to block iptv with the current workarounds

 

[pabloescaban]

It's a crock.
How can a court order made in Italy have any effect on a vpn company operating in Brazil?
Or any other country for that matter.
No vpn companies are going to comply with this unless they want to lose every one of their customers to their competitors

 

[mike123]

To be honest it says if you read the whole lot. Cloudflare said they will block nothing. And vpn providers did not comment.

 

[vitshinzo]

Now I think it is necessary to try out some of the new VPN's services
Who knows, maybe the popular VPn's services will comply with the decisions
So let's be proactive