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Ten people suspected of selling dodgy boxes hit with legal letters from Sky

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Eoghan Dalton
Ten people suspected of selling dodgy boxes hit with legal letters from Sky
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Sky and the anti-piracy group Fact have issued legal warnings to ten individuals in Ireland suspected of selling illegal IPTV streaming devices, known as 'dodgy boxes'. The campaign aims to disrupt the black market for unauthorized streaming services and warns of potential civil or criminal consequences.

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The crackdown highlights the ongoing legal battle between major broadcasters and illegal streaming resellers who exploit copyright laws.

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TEN PEOPLE SUSPECTED of selling ‘dodgy boxes’ have been hit with legal letters by Sky as part of the latest efforts to curb the black market in streaming.

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