How likely?
How likely is it that you'll receive a warning while streaming? And do the streaming hosts use P2P?
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Even if I don’t want to approve illegal streaming here, the risk of getting caught is dwindlingly low.
Because in order to get caught, the judiciary needs the IPs, which are not stored by the operators of such servers. In addition, such a server would of course also have to be taken over.
Then evaluate everything etc. pp. is usually not worth the effort.
Justice and rightholders are usually more interested in the operators of such illegal sites.
Hello,
if you choose a VoD provider that has the necessary licenses to perform the provided films, you have nothing to fear.
Ben
I’m sure he didn’t ask for that, because that’s clear.
It is not exactly what was asked, so I can not give an exact answer. If you ask exactly, I’ll get accurate answers.
This can be derived from this question, because the other does not make any sense.Why should you get a copy of a subscribed licensed streaming service?
You can’t answer that easily because there are people who have been streaming illegally for years and others who get problems after a short period of time.
Can you call a case where there were problems? Because, except for the Redtube-Abmahnungen, where it wasn’t all about right things, I don’t know a case where someone was asked for “illegal streaming”.
I know a friend who had to pay 800 euros for it.
Yes it was a download and 2013.I thought it was a few years ago, crassed as time passed.
Torrents are still booming in other countries.
Right. But they haven’t been up to date for 20 years. Always wondering why you still use this.
Well, if the buddy got caught downloading, then because he used P2P services like torrents.
Because you will automatically get to the upper, and you will come to the circle of those who like the rightholders.
If it was a download, it is even more unlikely. (What, by the way, does not make any difference in legal terms)
Because downloading via Filehoster is almost idiot-proof. Streaming tends to get caught almost against 0. At DDL’s, she does.
The penalty was 100%.Only whether it was a download or streaming I can’t answer.I’ll ask him and maybe he remembers.I’ll give you a R0ck message.
Then ask your friend again. It is quite informative for the “scene” whether there was something or not.
That can also be, I don’t know anymore.As I said, this is only my personal opinion, I can also be wrong.Obviously you’re right and ee has something loaded, anyway that was my reference
800 € for streaming or for illegal downloads?
If it was streaming, I’d be interested in where he streamed. Because if he didn’t just use P2PTV, it’s not clear to me how a warning could have come.