The MPA, along with Netflix and other Hollywood studios, have formally requested the European Commission. They are urging the Commission to take stricter measures against IPTV services and websites that facilitate piracy.
You’ll find a comprehensive list below. It details the specific IPTV services and pirate websites that the MPA has identified.
These are highlighted in their submission document to the European Commission. We would love to hear your perspective on this matter. What are your thoughts on the MPA’s list?
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According to a report from TorrentFreak, the MPA believes that more needs to be done. They argue that increased pressure should be applied to organizations globally.
These organizations are part of the broader ecosystem and provide support to pirate services. The MPA is now formally requesting assistance from the European Commission. They are seeking greater support for their global efforts to combat piracy.
The official MPA submission to the European Commission includes the following statement:
“The Motion Picture Association (MPA) submits this response with a specific goal. We aim to identify marketplaces outside the EU where certain practices are prevalent. These include counterfeiting, piracy, or other forms of intellectual property abuse. Recent EU figures highlight the significant contributions of copyright-intensive industries. They generate 15 million jobs and contribute approximately 1 trillion to GDP – nearly 7% of the European GDP.”
The MPA is presenting a compelling argument to the European Commission. They contend that increased efforts to combat piracy will yield a significant benefit. This benefit will extend to the European economy as a whole.
The European Commission already produces an annual report that addresses these issues. The report is titled the “Counterfeit and Piracy Watch List.” It is compiled based on inputs from multiple sources.
These sources include copyright authorities and various stakeholder groups. This approach mirrors that of the US Government’s notorious markets report, which was published just a few months prior.
Interestingly, just last month, the European Union made a significant move. They are poised to pass a groundbreaking bill that permits sideloading on iOS devices. This development appears to contradict the MPA’s current demands.
Below is a detailed list of various online services. It includes IPTV services, torrent websites, and streaming sites specifically named in the MPA’s document to the European Commission.
MPA Targets IPTV Services, Torrent Sites, and Streaming Sites
The MPA’s submission report to the European Commission highlights several entities. These include pirate IPTV services, torrent websites, and streaming sites that are currently on their radar.
We have compiled a list below of some notable service names and URLs from the report.
IPTV Services
- BestBuyIPTV.store – (MPA Targets BestBuyIPTV in 2021)
- King-IPTV.net
- Theking365tv.pro
- GenIPTV
- IPTVForest
- VolkaIPTV
- Gogo IPTV
Streaming Sites
- Egy.best
- Cuevana3.io
- Afdah.video
- Phimmoi.net
- Rezka.ag
- Seasonvar,ru
- Fmovies.to
- Fulllhdfilmizlesene.com
- Cima4u.ws
- Gimytv.com
- Gnula.nu
- Dygod.net
- Topflix.vc
Torrent Websites & Peer-to-Peer Networks
- 1337x.to
- gimmepeers.com
- ThePirateBay.org
- Rutracker.org
- Rutor.info
- Zooqle.com
- YggTorrent
- Baixafilme.net
For those seeking further details, the official MPA submission document is available below. You can access it for a more in-depth look.
MPA Submission to European Commission (PDF)
Will Users of These Pirate Sites/Services be Contacted by Authorities?
There’s an air of uncertainty surrounding the MPA’s actions. They, along with other organizations, are actively targeting pirate websites and services on a global scale. It remains unclear what precisely is transpiring behind the scenes.
History has shown us that website operators have, at times, relinquished user data. This data has included streaming history and identifying IP addresses. Moreover, they have been known to monetize this valuable information.
They often sell this sought-after data to interested third parties. It’s of paramount importance to exercise caution. You should exclusively stream content that is not protected by copyright. Protecting yourself with a VPN is also a wise measure.
The future actions of the MPA and the European Commission will be intriguing to observe. We will continue to monitor the situation closely. Our visitors will be kept informed as further news emerges regarding this development.
It’s worth noting that the European Commission isn’t alone in this endeavor. The MPA has sought assistance from other organizations in the fight against online piracy.
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