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Do UK ISPs Have Permission to Monitor IPTV Pirates and Share Their Data?

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Do UK ISPs Have Permission to Monitor IPTV Pirates & Share Their Data? * TorrentFreak

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Major UK ISPs have obtained permission to track customers' piracy activities and share that information with anti-piracy groups.

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Yes. This is old news, it’s been this way since around 2015 or 2007 during one of the internet surveillance or anti terrorism laws.

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