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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: United Kingdom
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CEO
Join Date: Oct 2015
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You see i read an interview with FACT (The people who deal with torrenting.) and in that interview they said they work to stop people who distribute it, and not those who view it, and many of those who send copyright claims decide to instead support sites like Netflix, which is legal. No one has ever been charged in the UK for viewing/streaming.
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Banned
Join Date: Jan 2016
Location: Scotland
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It’s perfectly legal to stream TV shows and movies if you’re in the UK. This quote from an article on the Daily Mirror website sums it up “If you were to download an illegally copied file that would constitute copyright infringement. However, when you stream something online, the file is stored only temporarily on your computer - and temporary copies are exempt from copyright laws.” According to aTelegraph article no has ever been fined or even prosecuted for streaming movies or TV shows. If you’re downloading stuff then that’s illegal but the chances of you getting in trouble for it are really slim, it’s almost unheard of and it’s ridiculously hard to prove that a specific person downloaded something
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: UK
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Not really looked into it but always thought/had in my head that streaming was allowed as long as the streaming being shown to viewers is abit behind(So not exactly live) Although when watching few streams alot do get taken down but that comes under conditions of the sites they are using to stream it for others. Eitherway I hardly think you'd get caught or done for this.. Many have chipped sky/****** media/kodi like boxes in UK that all are doing the same sort of thing. If not in London then you'll be fine aha |
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Join Date: Mar 2013
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Yes, it is illegal. Chances being caught aren't big but I still wouldn't do it - can be expensive with a little bit of bad luck. i.e. Disney is having a team who's only focused on trying to get those people. If I were you, I would stream it over YT/websites and not an app because that's not illegal usually (as stated above). |