The world of anime piracy is facing a wave of disruptions, with AnimeFenix becoming the latest casualty in an escalating crackdown. The Spanish-language portal, known for its vast anime library, announced a voluntary shutdown, citing mounting copyright pressure. This comes alongside similar closures from Dramacool, GogoAnime, and other anime streaming websites. These developments reflect larger […]

Over the years, we’ve provided TROYPOINT fans with security protocols to use when dealing with unverified 3rd party streaming/IPTV outfits.  Some people take our advice but many do not. We’re now hearing from the ones who haven’t used our security protocols as they are worried what Real-Debrid is going to do with their download/streaming logs

Authorities in Europe have shut down a massive pirate IPTV operation, impacting 22 million users and €3 billion in annual revenue. Dubbed ‘Operation Takendown’, this coordinated effort involved Europol, Eurojust, and law enforcement agencies across multiple European nations. Authorities attributed €10 billion in damages to subscription TV broadcasters. Massive Pirate IPTV Operation The operation underscores

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has successfully shut down 247TVStream, a large-scale pirate IPTV service that offered over 1,000 channels, primarily catering to sports fans. The service, allegedly operated by brothers Noor Nabi Chowdhury and Mohammad Mahmudur Rahman, ran from May 2017, generating millions in revenue while causing significant financial harm to copyright holders. The

Police have shut down the popular ‘Cristal Azul’ Kodi add-on and raided the operation. This live TV add-on had around 78,000 active users. This operation, codenamed “Blue Corsair,” aims to clamp down on unauthorized streaming of Spanish football leagues. Authorities estimate that the illegal streaming has cost sports rightsholders €42 million. The investigation was spearheaded

Not only was the Mike Tyson VS Jake Paul main event a joke, Netflix couldn’t handle the traffic! Millions of viewers encountered major buffering on Friday night during the biggest fight of the year.  This is the first time Netflix has dipped their toes into a live sporting event of this size.  There’s been rumors

The ‘masterminds’ behind FMovies and its affiliated websites have confessed and will be facing prosecution for copyright infringement. The Collapse of FMovies FMovies had been on of the most visited movie streaming websites, attracting millions of users worldwide. However, in June 2024, the platform began showing signs of trouble. Updates stopped, authorities labeled FMovies as