Australia Blocks 123Movies and Other Major Pirate Sites

123Movies and other major pirate sites are now blocked in Australia after several Hollywood studios push for a blocking order.

Just last week we saw the US Government release their list of top pirate websites of 2021.

Now the Australian federal government is in the news for blocking pirate websites.

You can find the full list of pirate websites below that are now blocked in Australia. We want to know your thoughts in the comments. Does this list surprise you?

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As first reported by TorrentFreak, a group led by Netflix, Village Roadshow, and other Hollywood studios have obtained a blocking order in Australia’s Federal Court.

The Federal Court of Australia created a blocking order with over 50 domains listed in their document.

The court’s order is mainly aimed at the large Australian Internet service providers (ISPs) such as Optus, Vocus, Telstra, TPG, and others.

These Australian ISPs also have 15 days to block customer access to the domains listed below.

The Court stated the following within the order:

“Each Respondent must, within 15 business days of service of these Orders, take resonable steps to disable access to the Target Online Locations.”

The order then goes on to further explain the “reasonable steps” which include DNS Blocking, IP Address blocking, URL blocking, or alternative technical means for disabling access to the Target Online Locations.

The list of pirate domains is mostly a grab bag of unverified streaming websites, portals, and a few torrent websites.

Some of the major domains listed in the Australian Federal Court blocking order include the following:

• 123movies.vu
• 123movies.ms
• 123movies.page
• soap2day.film
• soap2day.video
• vumoo.life
• 123chill.to
• kiss-cartoon.io
• m4ufree.com
• watchserieshd.ru
• moviesjoy.one
• myflixer.to
• primewire.es
• putlocker.es
• putlocker-website.com
• yomovies.so
• cimaclub.cc
• musichq.net
• dopebox.to

You can view the full list of pirate websites in the official Australian Federal Court order below.

Australian Federal Court Blocking Order (PDF)

Overall, it will be interesting to see what happens with this new blocking order created by the Australian Federal Court.

Do you think more countries around the world will follow and continue to block domains?

Let us know what you think in the comments below!

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