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As studios lean into simultaneous theater and streaming releases, high-quality pirated versions of movies are hitting piracy sites within hours of their release

Bootlegging and sharing high-quality digital copies of movies is easier than ever, as studios leaned harder into streaming during pandemic Tweets: @willicaroline and @techdeals_16 See also Mediagazer Tweets: Caroline Williams / @willicaroline : It's faster and easier than ever to watch illegal copies of new films online, leaving studios and streaming platforms to confront the growing piracy threat https://www.wsj.com/... via @WSJ; So awful~ @techdeals_16 : I doubt most potential paying customers are bothering to pirate anymore... Streaming has become cheap enough and easy enough that if you ever had an intention to pay, you would. Those who don't, aren't customers anyway. Of course that's just my opinion and I could be wrong... https://twitter.com/... See also Mediagazer

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  • @willicaroline Caroline Williams on x
    It's faster and easier than ever to watch illegal copies of new films online, leaving studios and streaming platforms to confront the growing piracy threat https://www.wsj.com/... via @WSJ; So awful~
  • @techdeals_16 @techdeals_16 on x
    I doubt most potential paying customers are bothering to pirate anymore... Streaming has become cheap enough and easy enough that if you ever had an intention to pay, you would. Those who don't, aren't customers anyway. Of course that's just my opinion and I could be wrong... htt…