A massive data breach at Crunchyroll has put the personal information of 6.8 million users at risk. Hackers claim to have stolen over 100GB of sensitive records from the popular anime streaming platform owned by Sony. The attack reportedly took place on March 12, 2026, through a compromised employee at Telus, an outsourcing partner that
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DISH Network is pushing for a massive $28.65 million default judgment against the operators behind Kemo IPTV and Lemo TV. The TV giant filed its motion in a Florida federal court after all defendants failed to respond to the original complaint. A Florida-based reseller called 1 Dollar IPTV is also named in the case. We’ve
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Amazon’s latest update to Firestick/Fire TV devices includes a brand new interface that is creating quite a stir among device owners. The home screen redesign was announced in January of 2026 and started rolling out to streaming devices in February and March of this year. While Amazon is marketing this as a major upgrade, early
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Google is now taking the next step in its plan to tighten control over Android sideloading. New details confirm that users installing unverified apps will face a mandatory 24-hour delay before installation completes. This update builds on earlier reports about Google’s push to limit sideloading and require developer verification. Now, we are seeing exactly how
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A Dallas man who ran multiple pirate IPTV services and sold loaded Fire TV Stick devices now faces an $18.75 million default judgment recommended by a federal magistrate judge. Hollywood Sues Dallas IPTV Operator Netflix, Amazon, and several major Hollywood studios filed suit against William Freemon and his company, Freemon Technology Industries (FTI), in March
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A U.S. federal court has dismissed a copyright lawsuit filed by DISH Network against UK hosting provider Innetra. The case accused the company of supporting pirate IPTV services by providing server infrastructure while ignoring copyright takedown requests. However, the judge ruled that the California court did not have authority over the foreign company. While the
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Cal AI, the viral calorie-tracking app endorsed by MrBeast and other influencers, is facing serious data breach allegations. A hacker claims to have stolen personal records belonging to more than 3 million users. Leaked files are already circulating on dark web forums and Telegram channels. The app lets users snap a photo of their food
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Italy’s war on pirate IPTV has entered a new phase. Football league Serie A is now collecting €1,000 in civil damages from individual subscribers who were caught using illegal streaming services. These payments come on top of government fines that many of these same users already paid. The crackdown stems from a criminal investigation in
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Amazon just revealed the first device running Fire OS 14, and it’s not a Fire TV Stick or Cube. Instead, the company quietly listed a budget Onida brand smart TV on its developer specs page, sold only in India. For cord-cutters hoping Android 14 would breathe new life into Fire TV streaming hardware, this is
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VPN downloads in Australia have surged after major adult websites began blocking users in response to the country’s new age verification laws. Australia just proved what privacy advocates have said for years. Government-mandated age verification doesn’t stop people from accessing content online. It pushes them toward VPN services instead. Australia’s New Age Verification Laws On
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