As a good football fan, January 12 is surely marked on your calendar. The final of the Spanish Super Cup will be played on Sunday and there are already many preparing to watch the game without spending a euro. The famous IPTV lists to enjoy the show for free are very tempting, but Be careful because what seems like a bargain can be more expensive than you imagine.
The weak point of watching the Super Cup on IPTV is not only the image quality or the cuts every now and then. The really worrying thing is that you are leaving your IP exposed, and with it, your identity. LaLiga, with Javier Tebas at the helm, does not mess around when it comes to combating piracy.
Contextually, LaLiga has obtained the judicial green light to ask operators for the personal data of those who access pirated IPTV servers. They can know who you are and what you are watching and fines of 450 euros per head have begun to circulate.
LaLiga claims that piracy costs them around 700 million euros a year, 300 million in Spain alone. With those numbers, it is not surprising that they are going all out.
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But be careful because the Civil Guard has also joined this fight and, recently, they deactivated one of the largest streaming piracy channels in Spain, known as “Cristal Azul”. The alleged perpetrator, a 37-year-old man, is accused of fraud exceeding 42 million euros.
With all this, Before you get tempted by those IPTV lists, consider your legal options. Movistar Plus+ offers the Super Cup for 9.99 euros per month, and if you are an Orange customer with contracted football, you will also be able to watch the matches. Is it worth the risk to see it for free? Your pocketbook and your peace of mind could thank you for choosing a legal route.
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Tags: Tips, Spain, Privacy, Television, Data, Sports, IPTV
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