A court in Greece has sentenced a man to eight years in prison for selling illegal IPTV subscriptions. Following the ruling, authorities are now focusing on the reseller’s customer database, and several customers have already been arrested. This case marks a significant shift in Greece’s stance on IPTV, a growing issue across Europe. The move

Telegram, the popular encrypted messaging app known for its privacy features, is undergoing a major policy shift. Its CEO and founder, Pavel Durov, has reportedly agreed to share user data with government authorities who make legally valid requests. This marks a significant change for the platform, which had previously taken a strong stance against sharing

In a landmark ruling, an Argentine court has ordered Google to remove the MagisTV app from all Android devices within the country. This unprecedented legal action comes as part of an ongoing battle against piracy and the illegal streaming of content through IPTV services, with MagisTV being a major target. The move follows the blocking

Germany has taken another step in its ongoing efforts to block piracy-related websites by adding the popular sports streaming site, TotalSportek, to its blocklist. This action is part of a broader voluntary agreement between German Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and copyright holders to curb access to websites that host or link to pirated content. Pirate

Piracy has long been a concern for content creators, and the Premier League is no exception. Fans searching for illegal streams of the highly anticipated Spurs v Arsenal match recently encountered an unexpected twist, thanks to the UK’s BeStreamWise campaign. Instead of gaining access to a live feed of the game, would-be pirates were served