Illegal Streaming: Cybersecurity Risks and Copyright Infringement Exposed

Warning Issued on Illicit IPTV Services: Cybersecurity Risks and Creator Compensation Concerns A new public awareness campaign is shedding light on the hidden dangers of illegal IPTV streaming services, emphasizing the financial and cybersecurity risks users face. The campaign, spearheaded by 'Os Der Elsker Film,' aims to educate consumers who might be unknowingly supporting illicit operations. The core message revolves around the misconception that a professional interface or subscription fee guarantees legality. As highlighted in the campaign, these services frequently operate without proper content licenses, directly impacting the livelihoods of creators. 'When you watch content on an illegal TV service, those who made the content don't get the payment they deserve for their work,' states a representative in the video. Beyond ethical considerations, the campaign underscores significant personal risks. Users who input payment details into these platforms risk having their financial information compromised. Furthermore, these services can be vectors for malware, potentially infecting computers and phones, leading to data breaches, stolen personal images, and compromised access codes. 'You give your information to someone you cannot trust,' the representative warns. The campaign acknowledges the difficulty in discerning legal from illegal services, noting that many illicit platforms mimic legitimate ones with professional appearances and logos of real TV channels. However, it stresses that such appearances do not confer legality. The initiative urges viewers to exercise caution and verify the legitimacy of streaming services to protect their personal data and support the creative industries.

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"But I have paid for it": New campaign warns against illegal TV services

Alex Høgh Andersen reveals the dark side of illegal TV services – and why they should be avoided – in a new campaign aimed at young people.