US EditionGlobal Pirate Streaming Network Dismantled in Major Police Operation
- An international law enforcement operation has dismantled a pirate streaming service that served over 22 million users worldwide and made €250 million per month.
- The operation, codenamed "Taken Down," was supported by Eurojust, Europol, and other European countries, making it the largest takedown of its kind.
- Authorities seized over 2,500 illegal channels and arrested individuals facing charges for illegal streaming, computer fraud, and money laundering.
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Europol and other forces shut down IPTV service that earned 250 million euros a month
The European authorities' fight against illegal IPTV services has gained strength in recent times, with well-targeted actions. A new Europol operation has now taken place, called “Taken Down”, which lasted 2 years,...
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International effort against illegal television network
An illegal streaming service with over 22 million users has been shut down. The operation included over 100 strikes in several countries, including Sweden, and is described as the largest of its kind, reports the Mirror. The financial damages are estimated at thousands of billions of kroner.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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