Piracy: After the Operators, Netflix, Disney and Company Directly Target OVH to Block Two Illegal Sites
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The court in Paris ordered OVH to block access from France to two illegal streaming sites hosting nearly 20,000 films. This decision, made at the request of giants like Netflix and Disney, directly targets the host and not the ISPs. OVH has 15 days to apply this 18-month blockage, entirely at its expense.
In a judgement of 17 September 2026, the Paris court ordered the host OVH to block access from France to two pirate sites, one of which proposed nearly 20,000 films, for 18 months and at his expense. This is what the decision says, and what the studios did not get.
In an umpteenth anti-piracy case, several claimants, including Netflix, Disney and Columbia Pictures, have pointed the finger at the OVH host in his role as a technical intermediary. Justice orders the latter to block two pirate sites, at his own expense.
The Paris court orders OVH to take measures to prevent access from France to two massively infringing sites. A decision that allows rightholders to directly target the hosting company, not just access providers. The Paris court has just issued a new decision against two services offering [...] Article Piracy: after the operators, Netflix, Disney and company directly target OVH to block two illegal sites has been published on Universe Freebox
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