US EditionIPTV Fraud: €5,000 Penalty for Offenders
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IPTV Fraud: €5,000 Penalty for Offenders
On a Europe level, a shift takes place discreetly in the fight against audiovisual hacking. Long tolerated on the sidelines of the system, illegal IPTV consumers are now found on the sights of the authorities. This inexpensive mode of access to premium content, often perceived as trivial, today triggers direct judicial responses, ranging from fine to locker. By attacking the subscribers themselves, the states seek to cut short a phenomenon which…
On a European scale, a discreet shift in the fight against audiovisual piracy is taking place. Long tolerated on the margins of the system, illegal IPTV consumers now find themselves on the line of the authorities. This mode of cheap access to premium content, often perceived as annoyance, triggers today direct judicial responses, ranging from fine to record. By attacking subscribers themselves, the states seek to cut short a phenomenon that has…
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