MPA Submits List of Notorious Markets to USTR for 2023
The MPA (Motion Picture Association) has submitted its list of “notorious markets” outside of the US to the US Trade Representative for 2023.
This is an annual occurrence that the USTR oversees after input from various organizations including the MPA, ACE, and more.
These “notorious markets” are typically various online streaming sites, streaming applications, and IPTV Services these organizations feel are problematic.
In the MPA’s letter to the USTR for this year, the organization details the issues that come with online piracy including fraud and increased spread of malware.
MPA commends the USTR’s focus this year on “the potential health and safety risks posed by counterfeit goods” and agrees with the USTR that counterfeiting and piracy present serious safety risks to American consumers. Information from Internet safety experts indicates that American consumers who purchase piracy subscriptions services are frequent targets for identity theft.
It goes on to note that avoiding these illicit sites and service are important for Americans’ safety online.
Online piracy also increases the spread of malware. A 2018 Carnegie Mellon University study determined that “when users spend more time on infringing sites in a given month, they are also more likely to download malware files on their machines in the same time period.”
Such risks jeopardize the safety of the general public, the health of the Internet, and legitimate digital trade…
The detection, sanctioning, and avoidance of these pernicious activities are crucial to protecting the safety of American consumers online.
The submissions from the MPA to the USTR include some familiar names with many of these having extreme popularity among cord-cutters and more.
This year’s list was broken down into 10 different category options which included the following:
- Linking & Streaming Websites
- Direct Download Cyberlockers and Streaming Video Hosting Services
- Illegal IPTV Services
- Piracy Devices and Apps
- Peer-to-Peer Networks & BitTorrent Portals
- Hosting Providers
- Piracy-as-a-Service (PaaS)
- Registries
- Payment Processors
- Ad Networks and Online Advertisers
The letter consisted of 22 pages which went on to list these “notorious” services including their location and a brief synopsis of what they provide.
It is important to note that the list from the MPA for 2023 included indirect platforms that do not host or provide any content including payment processors, registries, and ad networks.
Many of the services are extremely popular with millions of monthly visitors and users across the world.
Here are some of the most notable services listed by the MPA in their letter to the US Trade Representative.
MPA’s List of Priority Services for 2023
Shown below are some of the most well-known options featured in the MPA’s letter. You can find the complete list of services from the MPA’s letter to the USTR linked below.
Fmovies.to – Streaming Site
Cuevana3.ch – Streaming Site
Animewatch.to – Streaming Site
KatmovieHD – Streaming Site
Myflixerz.to – Streaming Site
DoodStream.com – Hosting Service
Telegram – Instant Messaging Service
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Uloz.to – Video Sharing Platform
Apollo Group TV – IPTV Service
BestBuyIPTV.biz – IPTV Service
GenIPTV – IPTV Service
MagisTV – IPTV Service
Pure IPTV – IPTV Service
EVPAD – Fully Loaded Android Box
Movie Box – Streaming App
PikaShow – Streaming App
TVMob – Free IPTV Service
1337x.to – Torrent Site
ThePirateBay.org – Torrent Site
Yts.mx – Torrent Site
WHMCS Smarters (IPTV Smarters Pro) – IPTV Player
You can view the complete list of services in the MPA’s letter to the USTR by clicking the link below.
MPA Submission for Notorious Markets Outside of the US
Overall, it will be interesting to see if the USTR uses these submissions by the MPA in their notorious markets list at the end of the year and whether or not these services will be targeted in the near future.
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This story was first reported by TorrentFreak.
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They really need to concentrate on making good movies, an art they lost back in the early 90’s.
I agree about that! Seems like the majority of movies being made now are either violent, demonic, or just full of crap in general. We used to have feel good movies, now all we have is feel bad movies.
Watched “The Burial” last night. Excellent new movie. No blood, guts, zombies etc. Just an excellent “based on a true story” movie.
I hate to say this but all the “new movies” are nothing but remakes of old movies and they even do that badly. It seems like the writers can’t come up with anything original anymore.