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New UK ‘Kodi’ Piracy Blocking Injunction is a Pretty Scary Beast
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What good is a vpn if they going after the source?
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river4ever
river4ever
it will only affect these ISPs....
sky
virgin
talk talk
EE
plus net
BT.
If your using a VPN you no longer connect to the blocked server on the above ISPs mentioned.
Your connection will go to VPN server first then your IP will change as will your ISP then forwarded on to blocked servers.
You will get access that way.
Unless they start blocking all known proxy servers.
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To be honest I thought it was more sophisticated and they are going to work together to identify servers who are outputting the streams and block them.
Not client side...
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river4ever
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They are after the source.
If they a caught is another thing.
They servers that are sharing streams change there IP often.
That is why they are blocking the servers just before events to cause more disruption.
The court order only allows them to block the following...
As it stands now this seems to be the only way they can disrupt things as kodi IS NOT ILLEGAL.
But no doubt a law of some sort will be brought in soon enough to try and make people pay a lot of money for over hyped sporting events.
If they a caught is another thing.
They servers that are sharing streams change there IP often.
That is why they are blocking the servers just before events to cause more disruption.
The court order only allows them to block the following...
- i) British Broadcasting Corporation and BBC Worldwide Ltd;
ii) DFL Deutsche Fußball Lega GmbH;
iii) Liga Nacional de Fútbol Professional;
iv) The Football Association Ltd;
v) The Scottish Premier League Ltd;
vi) The Football League Ltd;
vii) England and Wales Cricket Board Ltd;
viii) PGA European Tour;
ix) The Professional Darts Corporation Ltd; and
x) Rugby Football Union.
As it stands now this seems to be the only way they can disrupt things as kodi IS NOT ILLEGAL.
But no doubt a law of some sort will be brought in soon enough to try and make people pay a lot of money for over hyped sporting events.
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