The LaLiga Football League is reporting IPTV players as illegal in their latest submission to the European Commission.
Below you will find a list of IPTV players, services, and streaming websites that are highlighted in LaLiga’s submission to the European Commission.
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Just a few weeks ago we saw both the Premier League and the MPA submit their piracy reports to the European Commission listing IPTV services and pirate websites on their radar. It appears LaLiga is following suit.
Premier League Submits Piracy Watch List
MPA Asks EU to Crackdown on Piracy – Lists Targets
In a report from TorrentFreak, the LaLiga Spanish football league submitted a document to the European Commission that reports free IPTV apps as “illegal” and also lists particular websites/services on their radar.
LaLiga is one of the most popular football (soccer) leagues in the world today with billions of viewers from across the globe.
They are no stranger when it comes to enforcing anti-piracy efforts. LaLiga assisted authorities in the Mobdro developer arrest along with other IPTV arrests.
This time, it appears LaLiga is coming after IPTV players, which carry no content themselves and require an external M3U playlist for importing content.
In the submission document to the European Commission, LaLiga included a table listing several IPTV players.
Many of these names may sound familiar such as IPTV Smarters Pro, Perfect Player, TiviMate, XCIPTV, and others.
What’s interesting is that many of these IPTV players are available for installation in reputable app stores like Google Play, Apple, and others.
In the official LaLiga submission to the European Commission, the document states the following:
“It is important to note that all of these player applications allow the consumption of an innumerable amount of audiovisual contents such as sports, movies, series TV channels, etc. In other words, this problem affects the entire audiovisual and entertainment industry in general.”
What’s interesting about LaLiga’s statement on IPTV players, is that with this logic one could claim web browsers are illegal since they “allow for the consumption of an innumerable amount of audiovisual contents.”
Continue reading below and you will find the IPTV apps, services, and streaming sites that are listed in LaLiga’s submission report to the European Commission.
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LaLiga Submission – IPTV Apps/Services/Websites
In LaLiga’s submission to the European Commission, they highlighted several pirate IPTV apps, services, and streaming sites on their radar.
Below we have listed some of the notable IPTV apps, service names, and URLs found in the report.
IPTV Apps
- IPTV Extreme
- IPTV Smarters Pro
- TiviMate
- Perfect Player
- XCIPTV
- IPTV Premium
- GSE Smart IPTV
- IPTV Extreme
- Xtream IPTV Player
- MXL TV
- OTTPlayer
- Simple IPTV
- SSIPTV
- Smart IPTV
- Flix IPTV
IPTV Services
- Golden IPTV
- Royale IPTV
- Forever IPTV
- GoGo IPTV
- HaHa IPTV
- Orca+
- Doom IPTV
- Atlas IPTV
- Rapid OTT
- Airysat
- EVDTV
- Yacine TV
- IP Fox
Streaming Sites
- as-goal.com
- yallalive.io
- koooragoal.com
- yalla-shoot.today
- kora-online.tv
- fel3arda.com
- futbollibre.net
- photocall.tv
- totalsportek.com
- lstvgo.sx
- soccerstreams.net
- hesgoal.com
- startimes.com
- freestreams-live1.com
For more information, you can view the official LaLiga submission document below.
LaLiga Submission Report to European Commission (PDF)
Will Users of These IPTV Apps/Services/Websites be Contacted?
It’s uncertain what’s happening behind the scenes with LaLiga’s latest targeting of IPTV apps, services, and streaming websites.
We’ve seen website operators in the past hand over user data, streaming history, and identifying IP addresses. They’re also known to sell this sought-after information to other third parties.
It’s extremely important to only stream content not protected by copyright and protect yourself with a VPN.
Overall, it will be interesting to see what happens going forward with LaLiga and their submission to the European Commission.
We will keep our visitors informed as more news arrives on the situation.
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