The District Attorney of Maryland, in the United States, carried out another series of blocking pirated sports streaming sitess. This time, 23 domains were taken down, including “backup” links to previously blocked sites. The action is part of a campaign started after a complaint from FIFA.
Last week, how we announced on the 13th of December, American justice took down 55 sites of illegal sports streamings. The Maryland District Attorney’s Office promised that it would continue the blocking operation, following the new domains created. The promise was fulfilled—and was probably renewed.
Take down my domains if you can
The operation was initiated after a complaint sent by FIFA to “prohibit” (quotes because this borders on the impossible) pirated transmissions of the 2022 World Cup – ended last Sunday.
In the first “leave” of the operation, the American justice took down 55 websites, including the most famous ones like Freestream, WeakStreams, iStream2Watch and HesGoal. However, most blocked streams quickly returned using alternate URLs. In the case of HesGoal, its new website displayed a message stating that UEFA matches would not be broadcast – ignoring any mention of FIFA.
The “politically correct” warning did not change HesGoal’s fate: the site was taken down again last Friday, dates on which the justice body began its last round of blocking. Pirate streaming Twitter has also been suspended, trying to prevent them from reporting new domains.
According to torrent freak, in addition to HesGoal, among the 23 sites blocked are the new domains of WeakStream, VipLeagues and the sites LibreFutbol and FutbolLatam. As expected, some of the downed streams have already resurfaced with new domains.
No arrests, no indictments and no ending
The Maryland District Attorney’s Office has not released any arrests or indictments for those responsible for the sites. However, the end of the World Cup does not mean that the operation of American justice will be closed.
The United States, together with Canada and Mexico, will be one of the host countries for the 2026 World Cup🇧🇷 For this reason, the American government will continue to work to seek a good relationship with FIFA — and to increase the price of the rights to broadcast the event.
For the next four years, the expectation will be hex that these streams are recurrent targets of American justice. Furthermore, these sites not only violate the rights of FIFA, but of thousands of competition around the world. Reasons for lawsuits abound.
With information: torrent freak
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