My understanding too - which is why these letters are only about torrenting not streaming
They'll only get aroudn to streamers in 2050
Warning letters , for streaming
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My understanding too - which is why these letters are only about torrenting not streaming
They'll only get aroudn to streamers in 2050
trickpaul
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From torrentfreak
European Commission doesn’t believe that consumers who watch pirate streams are infringing. From the user’s perspective they equate streaming to watching, which is legitimate.
Is it lawful under EU law to temporarily reproduce content through streaming if the content originates from a third-party website where it’s made available without permission?”
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European Commission doesn’t believe that consumers who watch pirate streams are infringing. From the user’s perspective they equate streaming to watching, which is legitimate.
Is it lawful under EU law to temporarily reproduce content through streaming if the content originates from a third-party website where it’s made available without permission?”
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t3rminal
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I doubt there are many people that temporarily reproduce content and more likely use it as their primary method of watching sports etc!
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ianw314
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Apologies if it is my mistake
Alien Heads
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So if i stream torrents instead of downloading them they can't do a thing about it? I'll tell them that when the letter arrives lol
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Don't just hijack a thread , do a bit of reading and you might find out what you are looking for , if not start a thread not hijack one
djgarf
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It looks like these newspapers have their wires crossed (oh er misses)
They are not sending out letters its going to be emails and its not for streaming its for people stupid enough to use torrents from public trackers without any form of protection.
How are get it right (the people who are advising isps about the copyright infringement) going to know what your streaming?
Isps have got far better things to do with their time than monitor what your streaming.
They are not sending out letters its going to be emails and its not for streaming its for people stupid enough to use torrents from public trackers without any form of protection.
How are get it right (the people who are advising isps about the copyright infringement) going to know what your streaming?
Isps have got far better things to do with their time than monitor what your streaming.
I don't BitTorrent anymore (come on, it's not 2010 y'know) but I'm a habitual Kodi user and I watch films two or three times a week. You know the score, the add-on that sounds a bit like the name of a James Bond film.
I also use a very very good private service for my sports streams.
I await their letter to be honest. I don't pay them nearly 40 pounds a month to send me letters on the morality of watching 'copyright' content.
I also use a very very good private service for my sports streams.
I await their letter to be honest. I don't pay them nearly 40 pounds a month to send me letters on the morality of watching 'copyright' content.
t3rminal
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Only one of my private trackers requires a VPN as it's been blocked by my ISP in the U.K. All the rest are freely accessible [emoji1362]
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trickpaul
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Letters are going to downloaded not streamers, court cases are happening to box sellers not box buyers/users, I would say 70% of the people I meet have kodi, isp are desperate to keep customers so they will not both with streamers till they absolutely have too, they are more bothered about profits than copyright infringement
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t3rminal
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Because they are selling it pre-loaded with the ability to receive subscription TV out of the box without a subscription!
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