Netflix is ​​chasing European pirates

Netflix joined FAPAV, the largest καταπολέμησης της πειρατείας στην Ιταλία, και είναι υπεύθυνη για το ban εκατοντάδων ιστότοπων που διανέμουν παράνομα περιεχόμενο, χωρία by the producers.

Seria A, the professional football league in Italy, also joined the alliance with Netflix.netflix

In a press release announcing the new members, FAPAV expresses its satisfaction with the that he has succeeded in the fight against piracy, explaining that in 2019 he managed to block the on 400 illegal websites that had access to pirated content. This is a 230% increase compared to 2018, the group says, adding that it makes it the most active anti-piracy group in Europe.

In addition, FAPAV states that in 2020 the fight against illegal IPTV will be one of the main goals due to the new members who have joined the group.

Piracy, however, is not the only reason Netflix is ​​losing money.

According to estimates released by CordCutting earlier this year, Netflix loses about $ 192 million each month due to users sharing the same account, while rivals Amazon and Hulu lag far behind with $ 45 million and $ 40 million. , respectively, in the monthly losses. Each year, Netflix loses about $ 2,3 billion in revenue because of the 24 million users who access Netflix but do not subscribe.

Fighting piracy globally is a long-term effort for Netflix that could eventually have more customers, which will significantly increase its monthly revenue.

Official figures revealed in October said Netflix had 158,3 million subscribers worldwide, with the to want an increase of 7,6 million subscribers in the last quarter of 2019.

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