Crackdown on cinemas to prevent camera piracy

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Crackdown on cinemas to prevent camera piracy

Cinemas in India are under pressure from the Tamil Film Producers Council to curb incidents of "camming" - a form of copyright infringement which involves recording films in theatres using a video camera, TorrentFreak reported.

Unless cinemas install CCTV surveillance, conduct customer searches, and implement several other security measures, they will not be allowed to show any first-run movies.
 
The Huawei Mate 20 Pro could probably make pretty watchable CAMs
 
Don't want to look at kak recordings with no sound.
 
CAM versions are hilarious... mainly to see all the people laughing, walking around, bumping the camera, etc.
Action Movies with their own laugh track!
And watching the movie is like watching it through a fish bowl.
 
CAM versions are hilarious... mainly to see all the people laughing, walking around, bumping the camera, etc.
Action Movies with their own laugh track!
And watching the movie is like watching it through a fish bowl.

All ads to the charm.
 
Think I've only ever downloaded one cam copy ever and I deleted it with 5 minutes. Let the idiots torture themselves with cam copis, same goes for those ones with hardcoded korean subs...
 
If they attempt to conduct body searches, I'll be even less likely to go to the cinemas than I currently do. Also, how do they stop people from bringing in phones?

Also, article is in regards to Bollywood, not Hollywood, so most of our cinemas won't care.
 
If they attempt to conduct body searches, I'll be even less likely to go to the cinemas than I currently do. Also, how do they stop people from bringing in phones?

Also, article is in regards to Bollywood, not Hollywood, so most of our cinemas won't care.
Yes it applies to Indian cinemas. I doubt they're so inconspicuous with their phones though.
 
If they attempt to conduct body searches, I'll be even less likely to go to the cinemas than I currently do. Also, how do they stop people from bringing in phones?

Also, article is in regards to Bollywood, not Hollywood, so most of our cinemas won't care.
It's not an issue here, so chill, you won't be body searched.
 
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