Your TV signal may be blocked very soon

The Television It remains one of the main means of fun, information and entertainment for Brazilians. Through the devices, it is possible to access open and closed channels, as well as access to popular streaming services, which bring movies, series, documentaries and other types of content.

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On the other hand, some people end up turning to celebrities IPTV To access closed TV channels without having to pay anything for it. The devices engage in the piracy and streaming of content in what is called Networked Protocol Television. Internet🇧🇷 This ends up launching all available channels by the operators.

Although it seems beneficial to have such a device at home, know that this practice is an offense and its days may be numbered.

The end of IPTV in Brazil?

According to the National Telecommunications Agency, IPTV can be banned in the country. This is because the regulatory agency should stop transmissions of this kind in the national territory very soon.

In a note, it was informed that illegal channel transmission services will no longer operate in the country. This action deals with illegal IPTV signals that millions of people end up consuming inappropriately.

Services are expected to be suspended until next year. In this process, tools will be used that will detect the use of the equipment. Those caught selling or offering IPTV without Anatel regulation may be punished.

I have IPTV at home. Should I worry?

As mentioned earlier, IPTV is nothing more than a method used to transmit a live TV signal over the Internet. The device acts as an alternative to the famous cable TV. Those who use this device can also convert their regular TV into a smart TV.

This practice is not illegal as long as the device is Anatel certified. However, the transmission of subscription channels without payment is prohibited. Their improper use violates the Copyright Act (9610/1998) and the Public Telecommunications Act (9472/1997).

In this way, IPTV can be legal when it is provided within licensing and playback rules, as is the case with Globoplay, Pluto TV, Plex TV and other subscription pay-TV channel services.