Copyright watchdog BREIN wants to individual users of the popular but illegal streaming service Popcorn Time to go fine, says BREIN director Tim Kuik of BNR
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According Kuik is ‘expected’! the first fine within a month falls on the mat. Kuik calls the service, where users free full movies and series can stream, “awfully illegal” and calls it worrisome that the service is becoming easier to use. Kuik is particularly now worry Popcorn Time app users do not have to use it, but can see in their browser films via browserpopcorn.xyz.
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In many European countries have been (several) fines handed out for the use of services such as Popcorn Time. Although BREIN probe focuses on the providers of illegal content, according Kuik real individual claimants misuse of countering their product liability claims.
pay In a similar case in Danes Marken had a user 300 euros after he illegally had watched the film And So It Goes by Michael Douglas. Previous research shows that about 600,000 Dutch use Popcorn Time
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