Police identified them one by one: A blow to pirate broadcasters!

The police's Cyber Crimes unit has identified the IP addresses of all users who watched the derby illegally via IPTV. The process that those who watched the derby through illegal means will face remains uncertain. However, information is emerging that legal action will be taken.

THE NEXT STEPS ARE WITH THE PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE

Using the identified IP addresses, the real identity information of the users will be submitted to the prosecutor's office. It has been learned that if the prosecutor's office decides to file a lawsuit, notifications will be sent to the homes of those who watched the derby illegally, summoning them to provide a statement. This situation could have significant consequences for IPTV viewers.

TFF - BEIN COLLABORATION

Against IPTV pirate broadcasting, which has become a bleeding wound for Turkey, the TFF has developed new software in collaboration with BeinSports. TFF President İbrahim Hacıosmanoğlu announced that the derby could not be broadcast illegally, emphasizing the determination of these initiatives to put an end to pirate broadcasting.

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT

While the TFF requests that citizens support the fight against illegal broadcasting, it also issued warnings that watching such broadcasts could have legal consequences. It was stated that both clubs and fans must do their part in this struggle.

News Source: 12punto