MPA presses for VPNs to have a role in anti-piracy row in Europe
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- The Motion Picture Association (MPA) is pressing for VPN providers, proxies, and Content Delivery Systems to cooperate with anti-piracy measures
- The MPA also urges the EU to adopt an automated system that can block pirated content in real-time, without the need for court approval.
- Italy and France have already begun forcing some VPN and DNS services to block access to illegal streaming sites
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- The Motion Picture Association (MPA) is pressing for VPN providers, proxies, and Content Delivery Systems to cooperate with anti-piracy measures
- The MPA also urges the EU to adopt an automated system that can block pirated content in real-time, without the need for court approval.
- Italy and France have already begun forcing some VPN and DNS services to block access to illegal streaming sites
wrote on last edited by [email protected]So the cat and mouse game continues. I wonder what France and Italy gain from blocking though.
Also, I fully agree with this:
" The VPN industry, however, warns that this creates "a dangerous precedent," which could have a chilling effect on all the people using these services to protect their privacy and security."
