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Real-Debrid’s Renewed Piracy Crackdown Follows Corporate Restructuring (torrentfreak.com)
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Real-Debrid, a popular streaming and download service, has started returning copyright-infringement errors on many cached torrents. The renewed crackdown began days after a corporate restructuring. A third-party source says that long-time subscribers have lost 50 to 70 percent of their libraries overnight, with the filter targeting popular keywords such as WEB-DL, AMZN, and [RARBG].

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[–] skankhunt42@lemmy.ca 2 points 2 days ago

I selfhost Plex and the *arr's with out much complaint. Symmetrical 1Gbps and 48TB space. Aside from some old content I've been able to get anything my family requests.

Back in the day I had a satellite dish that auto downloaded the encryption keys every couple months and I had full access to a lot of TV.... I REALLY want to set something like this up again, and I did some research. It seems the keys roll every 7 seconds now and you need someone with an active subscription who has a low latency server for you to poll. I haven't looked into it much beyond that. I know IPTV is the big thing now but I've never really got Into it.