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Illegal streaming being clamped down on
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Nebuchadnezzar
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I suppose it's ok if you aren't with any of the main providers? I just use a small company that is pretty much run out of a house
Gareth Barry Conlon
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I suppose it's ok if you aren't with any of the main providers? I just use a small company that is pretty much run out of a house
It's like whack a mole - they will get whacked eventually.
jimharri
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I've got an iptv box. Haven't got a clue who the service is being streamed from.I suppose it's ok if you aren't with any of the main providers? I just use a small company that is pretty much run out of a house
ell
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I can understand why TV companies might be upset about streaming for TV games but its madness that if we played Bournemouth at 3pm only 1200 city fans or whatever it is would be able to watch the game live.
I can understand why TV companies might be upset about streaming for TV games but its madness that if we played Bournemouth at 3pm only 1200 city fans or whatever it is would be able to watch the game live.
If a game is sold out it should be available to pay for it live.
jimharri
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Never been a big fan of avocado myself.It's like whack a mole - they will get whacked eventually.
Gareth Barry Conlon
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I've got an iptv box. Haven't got a clue who the service is being streamed from.
Yes - but however you managed to find the stream i.e. through your IPTV, they will find the stream and shut it down.
lancs blue
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The TV companies are deluded if they think that shutting the streams down is going to lead to a substantial increase in their subscribers.
pfazz
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would going through a VPN not be a way to continue watching?
Woefully under appreciated postNever been a big fan of avocado myself.
Blue Til Death
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Not showing games kicking off at 3pm is ridiculous in this day and age...
would going through a VPN not be a way to continue watching?
Not really they have new software where they can track streams and instantly shut them down but the streamers just reup more streams.
jimharri
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I know. I never said otherwise. At the end of the day, it's still an illegal stream, whether its through the laptop or via iptv.Yes - but however you managed to find the stream i.e. through your IPTV, they will find the stream and shut it down.
jimharri
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Story of my life. Woefully under appreciated.Woefully under appreciated post
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Healthcare29
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If it's the same Tech' as what was used in the UK last year, as it says it is, then they could not take down the streams when a VPN was used.would going through a VPN not be a way to continue watching?
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The TV companies are deluded if they think that shutting the streams down is going to lead to a substantial increase in their subscribers.
I don't understand why the PL doesn't just offer its own paid streaming service to UK based folk for games that aren't on Sky/BT etc. They would make a fortune.
I would pay a few quid per game if it was possible. I don't think most people are out to avoid paying, they just want to watch the game and can't if it isn't on anything.