Major UK newspapers, such as The Mirror, The Daily Mail, The Sun and Express, report that anyone watching streaming via Kodi runs the risk of XNUMX years in prison. Of course it is a fake news born out of click-bait. Dozens of other publications of the same "news" followed.
Today, Sunday Express raised bets by saying that TorrentFreak readers could also go to jail.
Piracy has always been a reasonably popular issue in the UK and there should be no one today who has not been involved or has not encountered the phenomenon in any way.
Latest with the release of TV Boxes that have the completely legal Kodi software installed, supplemented with addons that offer free access to high-quality movies, TV channels and live sports, piracy has become completely accessible even to those who are new to any kind of technology.
We have already mentioned the issue, but it seems that British newspapers started publishing shocking stories about Kodi and piracy in general, often recycling the same story with click-bait headlines SHOCKING, YOU JUST WON'T BELIEVE.
10 years of imprisonment for Kodi users?
The above report published by the Daily Express is typical of all those published recently. The name Kodi is a very popular term search, and are constantly being discovered issues related to the application. Copyright issues that do not apply.
As reported this week, the Digital Economy Act imposes sanctions for IPR offenses from two to ten years, but only under certain circumstances. This does not apply to users who transmit content to their home via Kodi.
In order to capture a user and get in jail, he must notify the public of a copyrighted work.
In terms of piracy, it means "upload" or "upload" but those who transmit content through Kodi do nothing.
This Law does not say anything about a solution to addressing content streaming by users, a dot.
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