Kodi lost Phoenix! The end has come;

Bad news for Kodi friends who have been using it for streaming. The popular Phoenix add-on just stopped working…

It all began last week when Dish Network, a US satellite provider, filed a lawsuit against two of Kodi's well-known add-ons: ZemTV and TVAddons.ag.
With the lawsuit, they accuse ZemTV of direct copyright from various TV channels and TVAddons for distributing pirated material through add-ons.Phoenix

The news shocked many add-on developers, most of whom released their software as a hobby without any financial incentive. So a possible which can result in a fine of hundreds of thousands of dollars, does not help to find additional incentives for further development of additives.

This could explain why several add-ons closed the last 48 hours.

So one of the add-ons that TVAddons.ag had available to everyone interested was Phoenix, which gave access to hundreds of and television series. As of today this plugin along with a few others has stopped working, and the Cosmix developer stated:

"In light of the current events, we have decided to close Phoenix. It was not easy for us. "

Was this the end of Kodi, or is it just a pause on the part of the developers, who so far did not care to hide their traces?

We believe that it is the second, and that very soon we will see new applications that ensure the privacy of those responsible….

Until then, a spectacular turn is expected websites...

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