Thread: General Is piracy on the way out and will VM and Sky benefit?
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Old 25-04-2018, 12:43   #10
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Re: Is piracy on the way out and will VM and Sky benefit?
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Originally Posted by pip08456 View Post
I'm sorry OB but you appear to be living in the same cloud cuckoo land as the authorities.

You cited Kodi in your OP. With Kodi you don't need to sign up with anyone so they'll have a lot of luck raiding offices.

Even torrenting is still alive and kicking.
Indeed.

In response to the OP

No & No

Let's take an example.

The Expanse.

Here in the UK I can either... Pirate
Or

Wait 9 months and see if they put it on Amazon Prime or similar (no guarantee there either)

If/When the respective distributors get their head out of their arse and stop region locking/subscription locking their content and/or making the prices something sensible, then Pirates will continue to flourish Arrrrrr

(btw S3 of the Expanse is awesome)
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