https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c62q4l0d171o
'The Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE) said on Wednesday it had teamed up with police in Egypt to close down Streameast, which had been visited more than 1.6 billion times in the past year...It allowed millions to access pirated streams of sports such as Premier League football matches, Formula One races and Major League Baseball games...According to ACE, traffic to Streameast's various domains had originated primarily from the UK, US, Canada, Philippines and Germany...The Athletic reported, external two men had been arrested in El-Sheikh Zaid, near Egypt's capital Cairo, by police on suspicion of copyright infringement...People trying to access Streameast domains or sites will now be redirected to an ACE web page suggesting channels they can "watch legally",..high costs people face to watch sports legally were among a "cocktail of forces" continuing to fuel illegal streams.' |  |
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