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Filmmakers Sue VPN for Promoting Piracy & Advertising on YTS

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Several of these lawsuits have ended in settlements, where some VPNs services agreed to block notorious pirate sites or BitTorrent traffic on US-based servers. These VPN providers emphasize in advertisements that they delete their end users’ log access records so their identities will never be disclosed to copyright owners or law enforcement.

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Text Written So Well That It Needs To Be Copied?

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(“Lehren”), claiming that Lehren copied “significant portions” of its website.Since then, Lehren has responded to these allegations. On June 13, 2021, Lehren filed its Answer wherein it admitted that it “copied a limited amount of text.”

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Pirate IPTV Astrologer Received Signals But Failed to Predict Copyright Lawsuit

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“The Service is advertised on the flyer as a subscription-based service providing more than 10,000 live channels, sports programs, movies, and pay-per-view events, among other content, all for a low price ranging from approximately $10 to $15 per month,” the lawsuit claims.

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Copyright Infringement? Jury to Decide Over Landmark Destiny 2 ‘Cheating’ Suit

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Over the past several years, a wave of copyright infringement lawsuits has targeted alleged cheaters and cheat makers. Two years ago, Bungie filed a complaint at a federal court in Seattle, accusing AimJunkies of copyright and trademark infringement, among other things. Dismissal, Hacking and Arbitration Last year, U.S.

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AimJunkies Returns Fire in Destiny 2 Copyright Lawsuit: ‘Cheating Isn’t Against the Law’

TorrentFreak

Over the past several years a wave of copyright infringement lawsuits have been filed against alleged cheaters or cheat makers. In a complaint filed at a Seattle federal court last June, Bungie accused AimJunkies.com of copyright and trademark infringement, among other things. Initially, the parties entered settlement discussions.

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BREIN Pulled 610 Pirate Sites and Services Offline Last Year

TorrentFreak

BREIN also kept a close eye on advertisements for pirate services and other illegal offerings. A total of 3,739 advertisements were flagged and reported, a figure that has been relatively stable over the years. For example, BREIN also completed 41 settlement agreements, mostly with site operators or uploaders.

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VeePN Agrees to Block Torrent Traffic and Pirate Sites on U.S. Servers

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The company was accused of advertising on torrent sites such as YTS and billing itself as a “Porcorn Time VPN.” This far-reaching measure appears to have paid off as both parties have just informed the Virginia federal court that a settlement has been reached. Settlement With Blocking Requirements. No Logging!