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IPTV Hacker, European Parliament Wants to Tighten Blockage

Summary by Clubic.com
A study commissioned by the European Parliament considers that the fight against sports piracy remains too fragmented in the Union and now recommends a binding European framework, capable of imposing interventions in less than 30 minutes and extending the measures to VPNs, DNS or CDNs. An ambitious development, but far from being safe.
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Europe wants to crack down hard on websites that stream sports illegally. A new report recommends requiring everyone, from internet service providers to VPNs, to block pirated streams within 30 minutes.

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A study commissioned by the European Parliament considers that the fight against sports piracy remains too fragmented in the Union and now recommends a binding European framework, capable of imposing interventions in less than 30 minutes and extending the measures to VPNs, DNS or CDNs. An ambitious development, but far from being safe.

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Clubic.com broke the news on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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