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Erm, no. Read it again.
by daniam 5y ago
Erm, no. Read it again.
- daniam 5y agoBetter still, watch the video I linked to.
- daniam 5y agoIt's a legal requirement for UK ISPs to block these pirate sites for their customers. The IPs identified are further verified as licensed content abusers before any further action is taken.
- tyingq 5y agoI was reading your comment, this part: "but data on which endpoints are the source of most of that bandwidth usage on the basis they may be pirate IPTV sources, partliularly when they spring up at a similar time to a big event starting" Which sounds like a correlation to me. "Source of most that bandwidth...when they spring up at a similar time"
- daniam 5y agoSoeey, a correlation to what exactly? What is looked for is high bandwith on the core network all coming from a single or multiple external sources, not individual users bandwidth.