More than he stopped working in Brazil after a informed the National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) al G1.
The services, hosted on servers in the neighboring country, were taken offline over the weekend for broadcast of the copyright holders.
The actions strengthen the fight against piracy of digital and electronic products in Brazil
Second the removal of illegal streaming platforms is part of a .
The agency said it is following the case and this in the next few days, in collaboration with the regional bodies that monitor illegal content networks.
Both the removal of pirated streaming and the recent Anatel inspection operations are part of a project .
Removal of pirated streaming platforms
THE reported that the operations of a number of illegal streaming platforms were after the year . Pirate services were and they had .
The action is a against an illegal distribution network of audiovisual content. The process had the support of specialized bodies, such as which brings together companies and organizations that defend copyright.
In total, have been removed from the air – among them, the popular among Brazilian users because it offers free access to unlicensed films and series.
Anatel clarified to G1 What But AND fight against digital piracy.
According to the agency, the episode reinforces the need to do so to combat illegal streaming services, which often operate in multiple countries .
Seizure of pirated and contraband products
In parallel with the offensive against illegal streaming, Anatel has intensified its own in the country.
In October the agency participated in the in Teresina (PI), which gave rise to – between them, largely without Anatel’s approval or Inmetro’s seal, According to the note published by the agency.
The action was supported by . And it’s part of it .
According to the Anatel inspection superintendent, the objective is to protect the consumer from such as chargers and non-certified devices.
The superintendent also emphasized that the new operations are expected to take place in 2025. The agency’s advisor classified Operation Poty as “”.
The post More than 30 pirated streams fall after international action, according to Anatel appeared first on Olhar Digital.
Source: Olhar Digital
Rose James is a Gossipify movie and series reviewer known for her in-depth analysis and unique perspective on the latest releases. With a background in film studies, she provides engaging and informative reviews, and keeps readers up to date with industry trends and emerging talents.
