Streaming competitor Disney+ is looking to boost revenue with live sports tier

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    1 year ago

    I think they're referring to sites like 123movies and the like, which are usually blocked by most ISPs

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        1 year ago

        Could be a US thing. There are certain sites for ripping youtube videos (etc) that aren’t accessible from here due to piracy laws and you have to VPN into Asia etc to have access.

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            1 year ago

            One example (for me anyway) is inserting “pp” into any youtube video address before the .com so it’s “youtubepp.com/etc”, and opens the youtube link in another service to download it by a few different options. I get a no-access notice if I go there connected to a US vpn server, or with no vpn, but if I switch to a non-US server, it works without a problem.