Anti-Piracy Group Proposes Fines For Illegal Access
Paul Santos of the Civismo Movement is suggesting legislative changes to allow for fines against individuals accessing digital and audiovisual content illegally. The proposal aims to implement a pedagogical function alongside financial penalties for piracy. This comes as part of ongoing discussions regarding digital piracy in Portugal. The group seeks to identify technical methods to detect piracy consumption.
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“Paul Santos of the Civismo Movement is suggesting changes to the law to make it possible to fine those who access digital and audiovisual content illegally.”
Antena 1 RTP HLS
“Paul Santos from Movimento Sívio and the anti-piracy movement is suggesting changes to the law to make it possible to fine those who access digital and audiovisual content illegally.”
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