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OM president Pablo Longoria has unwittingly contributed to the rise of IPTV.
The French championship will resume soon. Where can you watch it? If you don’t want to break the law, you have to subscribe to DAZN and BeIn Sports, for a minimum of 60 euros per month. Otherwise, the option is to opt for an IPTV subscription, but it is at your own risk.
This illegal solution allows many households in France to enjoy sports events on TV for a sum of between 50 and 100 euros per year only. The price difference is colossal and that is why many people take the plunge.
Longoria lacked malice
In recent days, many people have stepped up to denounce this scourge. But they are not doing it intelligently. On the contrary, by explaining at length what this D system consists of while naming the different alternatives, we are working to promote audiovisual pirates even more. This is what Pablo Longoria, the president of OM, has done in particular.
One of them clearly recognized it in the columns of Le Parisien: “After Longoria and Riolo’s comments in the After Foot, we had an explosion of requests for IPTV. Right now, I sell an average of 30 IPTVs per day. I’ve never done so much for a month of July. The presidents are finally advertising us.”
A chilling confession. It remains to be seen whether this phenomenon is set to last or not. It is rumored that measures have been taken to counter illegal distribution, but this is not the first time that a counterattack has been reported, but in reality there is unfortunately no change.
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