• @Pilgrim@beehaw.org
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    411 year ago

    Maybe instead of spending more on lawyers, just consolidate the streaming services again so they’re more attractive than piracy?

    • m-p{3}
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      301 year ago

      Fuck that, let me buy DRM-free movies. We can do it for music, books and games. Movies and TV shows are next.

      • @catloaf@lemm.ee
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        51 year ago

        DVDs and Blurays are still pretty common. They’re not actually DRM-free, but DVD DRM is completely broken and BR decryption keys seem to be easily obtained. And you can rip the disc if you want to make a digital copy.

    • @OminousOrange@lemmy.ca
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      91 year ago

      I feel like that’s the opposite of what we want. Perhaps a storefront where one could choose what they want from different providers for a reasonable price would be good, but consolidation leads to *opolies, which are never good for consumers.

      • BenGFHC
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        31 year ago

        Wasn’t Netflix basically that? One store front for films and TV shows produced by different companies. Pay a flat monthly fee and get access to the libraries from every production company.

  • roguetrick
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    341 year ago

    They’re instituting this for the generation that grew up with Vpns so they could watch pirate streaming sites on their school Wi-Fi? Good fucking luck.

    • The Dark Lord ☑️
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      271 year ago

      No one said they’re smart.

      If they were smart, they would spend their money making their platforms more enticing than piracy. Instead, they spend it on lawyers.

      • @interdimensionalmeme@lemmy.ml
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        61 year ago

        They are decrepit dinosaurs killing grandmas for an industry that died 10 years ago. A violent hate machine running on fumes that must be destroyed for humanity’s sake.

        This time the glove come off from the get go. DIE MPAA FREAKS !

  • @invisiblegorilla@sh.itjust.works
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    241 year ago

    Try fixing all the fucking subscription services and we won’t want to stream or clone a copy of media which you never owned because its virtually non existent

    • k_rol
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      91 year ago

      VPs come and go, I guess it’s a new set of them.

  • @aldalire@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    121 year ago

    How are they gonna site block? If they block through the ISP’s DNS, change your DNS. If they block through IP, well America is turning into China with its great firewall lol. Either way, if they manage to take down piratebay (good luck) we should run our own DHT crawlers like Bitmagnet (https://bitmagnet.io/), or torrent through i2p

    This is to be expected, corporations will fight tooth and nail for every penny. We need to fight back to make piracy resilient regardless of the whims of the MPA and the law. Because piracy transcends the law.

  • @CaptDust@sh.itjust.works
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    101 year ago

    The ideal process would allow creatives across the film, TV, music, and book industries to go to court, where they can request that internet service providers block access to websites with pirated content.

    Surely the sites will actually have to host the content this time, right? Not just chasing harmless index files again?

    • @DoucheBagMcSwag@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      111 year ago

      They’ll get the government to ban require all VPNs that operate in the USA to keep logs. Cause the bad people in foreign countries use them to to the big bad anti American things.

      Mullvad has already blocked port forwarding likely to placate these same groups

      • @far_university1990@feddit.de
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        11 year ago

        No, port forwarding removed because hosting threatened to kick mullvad out. Lot of shit hosted through that. No hosting, no vpn, so needed to remove to continue operate.

        Pressure on host probably caused by those group though.

  • kindenough
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    51 year ago

    Imma tired of this shit!

    *Yawns in Stremio/real debrid/torrentio/shield

  • ᕙ(⇀‸↼‶)ᕗ
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    21 year ago

    each round is funnier. this time i have the feel ppl pirate way less movies and US movies are a lot less worth sharing. i remember when groups raced for cam releases and that crap then was on tons of one-click hosters. not anymore. there are still so many sites and one click hosters, it can 9nly be the quality of US entertainment. and that tells me mpaa is in dire need of money if ppl dont even want their junk amymore. another starswars/startrek spin off, many many more marvel movies. the enshittification has rendered enshittified culture to worthless.

    • s08nlql9OP
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      21 year ago

      How does this work? Does he get notified because you tagged him?

      • @Samsy@lemmy.ml
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        41 year ago

        Ah my fault. I don’t want to tag a user, I want to tag a community. I changed “@” to “!”