greg0205
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A fifth? I pay about 1/10th (£50/year), and premium is R11,148/year.The reasons I pay an IPTV provider a fifth of what you're paying DStv every month:
Theft is taking the original.That's just theft bru, any way you want to paint it...
That's just theft bru, any way you want to paint it...
Theft is taking the original.
If you know it's not legal, then you know..Theft is taking the original.
Just making a point for Brian.You do have a thing for DSTV, I prefer Sky or TNT.
Mine works out to around R200,00 per month and that just fine with me.A fifth? I pay about 1/10th (£50/year), and premium is R11,148/year.
Just making a point for Brian.
NBC for football, Olympics and sailing; Sky for F1, Rugby and Golf; BT, but I guess we have to call it TNT now for MotoGP, and Eurosport for WSBK and Cycling ('tho ITV carry the Tour too) are my go-to's.
If you could point me in the direction of any SA law that criminalises my streaming consumption, that would be great.That's just theft bru, any way you want to paint it...
Breaking copyright is criminal, with or without backup laws.If you could point me in the direction of any SA law that criminalises my streaming consumption, that would be great.
Breaking copyright is criminal, with or without backup laws.
As long as you're happy with yourself morally, and that's your business.
As far as I understand the distributor broke copyright, not the consumer.Breaking copyright is criminal, with or without backup laws.
As long as you're happy with yourself morally, and that's your business.
So is the BBC and ITV supplying me with a pirated stream? Since they are providing it free if charge (with ads that is on ITV) /sBreaking copyright is criminal, with or without backup laws.
As long as you're happy with yourself morally, and that's your business.
As far as I understand the distributor broke copyright, not the consumer.
If you know it's not legal, then you know..
Whole different animal, that. Nobody seems to know if/when geo-based copyright has a case anymore.So is the BBC and ITV supplying me with a pirated stream? Since they are providing it free if charge (with ads that is on ITV) /s
Wat hom fluffy!DStv coming for streaming pirates
Numerous households in South Africa using the Waka TV service could soon find themselves in the crosshairs of the law if DStv follows through on a threat to crack down on illegal pirate streaming services.
DStv parent company MultiChoice recently scored two significant victories against people facilitating the operation of illegal streaming services in South Africa.

Depends on the quality. If I made a game or movie or whatever with very limited budget and non for advertising, I would be glad if some people streamed it. That way word of mouth gets out and those that don't stream from "pirated" sites/apps might actually give it a watch on normal above board streaming platforms.Don't get me wrong, @greg0205 , I've pirated as well.
Thing is, if it was done to my copyrighted and expensive to create content then how would I feel?.