Pirated IPTV: “Critical” entertainment could bring a major blow to mainstream TV, funding terror
Watching pirated content is not only illegal, but it can also make terrorism. If you think you are getting your favorite TV shows, live sports, or sensational movies smoothly through illegal streaming, think about it again. Behind the tempting proposals of tempting instant entertainment can pose serious threats – piracy of organized crime and even terrorism.
“This provides income to the income from running a terrorist organization … They are indirectly helping terrorist activities. Viewers should not watch pirated content,” the source said.
Investigators tracking the vague path of illegal Internet Protocol TV (IPTV) services have issued similar warnings from time to time. Authorities say that by subscribing to these platforms, viewers can indirectly help with terrorist activities—which is why viewers use discretion while agreeing to immediately agree to consumers to pirated content.
Sources say the shocking network’s center, revealed by investigations and legal actions, is Boss IPTV, one of the world’s largest illegal IPTV networks.
The source says Boss IPTV has been hijacking premium Indian channels such as Star, Sony, Zee, Colors and Sun TV, adding that it broadcasts the channels alongside global giants such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, HBO and NBC, as well as global giants such as ILP and FIFA World Cup.
Official investigations show that the profits of the illegal empire are not only lost in offshore accounts, but may also be introduced into organized crime, including drug trafficking and terrorism. At the same time, these activities may also expose subscribers to data theft and scams.
This pirate racket is reportedly spanning the mainland and affecting millions of viewers in the United States, Canada, Australia and India.
Causing huge losses to regulate the entertainment industry
Sources said that only licensed platforms such as YUPPTV suffer an estimated annual losses of between $200 million and $300 million. However, the consequences may go far beyond the lost income.
It is reported that it includes credit card information, including credit card information, stolen, transactions on the dark network, achieving cybercrime, tax evasion and raising funds for drug trafficking and even terrorism.
Earlier this year, authorities cracked down on Boss IPTV and dozens of associated pirate networks, including Guru IPTV, Brampton IPTV, Tashan IPTV and Punjabi IPTV. The legal action by Yupptv, represented by Goldstein Law Group, has led to arrests and lawsuits against these illegal operators. Goldstein Law Group stressed that anyone using these pirated IPTV services has legally been exposed to criminal charges in the United States.
Boss IPTV’s business is led by the Canadian country Harprit Singh Randhava. The network includes corporate-style criminal enterprises that evade taxes and undermine national security in several countries. Next time you consider stolen content, remember: this is not harmless entertainment, but more serious and shocking.
Therefore, by subscribing to illegal IPTV services, users can indirectly fund terrorist activities. The legal team has urged viewers to strictly avoid or immediately stop using illegal IPTV services.
