Authorities in Argentina have arrested the alleged operator of Al Ángulo TV, a popular sports streaming service that attracted millions of monthly visitors. The case highlights the ongoing battle between content creators and illegal streaming operations across Latin America. The Rise and Fall of Al Ángulo TV Al Ángulo TV became a household name in

Philo just joined the long list of streaming services raising prices on customers. After nearly a decade of keeping costs stable, the budget-friendly live TV service announced it’s increasing rates for its oldest subscribers starting October 8, 2025. The End of an Era CEO Andrew McCollum sent a heartfelt letter explaining the decision to raise

Two men who operated the popular SmoothStreams (SSTV) IPTV service are now behind bars after a lengthy legal battle with entertainment companies. Marshall Macciacchera and his father Antonio were both sentenced to prison for contempt of court following their refusal to comply with court orders. SmoothStreams was once considered one of the most reliable pirate

The UK’s Online Safety Act has produced the opposite of its intended results. New research shows more children are being exposed to adult content in 2025 than when the legislation was first introduced in 2023. Dame Rachel de Souza, England’s children’s commissioner, released shocking findings that highlight how government censorship efforts often miss their mark.

A new data breach has hit AT&T customers hard, with hackers releasing personal information from 86 million customer accounts. The leaked information includes over 43 million Social Security Numbers that have been fully decrypted and exposed in plain text. Never worry about a data breach again by using Aura which is TROYPOINT’s recommended identity theft

A Federal appeals court has upheld a $92 million fine against T-Mobile for illegally selling customer data to third parties. The U.S. District Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ruled unanimously that the Federal Communications Commission acted correctly when it penalized T-Mobile and Sprint for selling customer location data. Judge Florence Pan wrote

Human resources giant Workday recently fell victim to a data breach after cybercriminals used social engineering tactics to access a third-party customer relationship management platform. The California-based company serves over 11,000 organizations worldwide, including more than 60% of Fortune 500 companies. What Happened in the Workday Attack The breach occurred when threat actors successfully targeted