Police in the West Midlands joined a nationwide operation targeting illegal streaming services, particularly modified or 'jailbroken' Fire TV sticks used to access unauthorized premium content. Suppliers were visited and issued cease-and-desist warnings, and one suspect was arrested in Newport. The operation also involved takedown requests on social media and online marketplaces.
Police in the West Midlands have joined a nationwide crackdown on illegal streaming services, with ‘dodgy Fire TV sticks targetedhas taken place just in time for Christmas. It’s going to be a busy festive season of entertainment sport with plenty of football and darts to take place - and people may have been tempted toIt includes targeting suppliers who are selling unauthorised access to premium content, including film, television and live sports.
The suspect could face criminal charges. Additionally, FACT issued a number of takedown requests to social media platforms and online marketplaces, further disrupting illegal IPTV activity. “If you’re supplying or using illicit streaming devices or illegal IPTV subscriptions, take this as a clear warning: you are breaking the law and risk facing serious consequences. We will continue working with police to track down and shut down these illegal operations.
“These services often expose users to malware, scams, and data theft, with no recourse when things go wrong. The safest, smartest and only choice is to stick to legitimate providers for your entertainment.”illegal to watch dodgy livestreams
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