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.
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Illegal streaming being clamped down on
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pfazz
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would going through a VPN not be a way to continue watching?
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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.
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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?
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.