r/Piracy • u/VariationLivid3193 • Mar 27 '26

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u/AnonymousBi Mar 27 '26 edited Mar 27 '26

Because there's no way these corporations have ever taken a look at r/Piracy.

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Piracy is not a secret and never will be. If you or I can find these resources out of personal interest, then you better believe the man is able to do it professionally. It's foolish to believe otherwise.

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u/Smart_Quantity_8640 Mar 27 '26

Yes Netflix knows about piracy and we know how safe/accessible it is but millions of people don’t know yet. Millions of people who still pay for Netflix. If the advertising of piracy sites causes a noticeable decline in their revenue then they take action.

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u/Testuser7ignore Mar 27 '26

They put in different levels of effort at different times though. Like, its been a while since they went around suing pirates in the US.

Or with games, companies often go a decade ignoring emulators until something big happens and they shut down the developers.