My wife's hairdresser told her about this and said she replaced YouTube TV with it at a fraction of the cost, and it included Hulu and Netflix and other stuff. Sounded sketchy to me, so I said I'd post it here and see if anyone knew anything about it.
https://patriottvpro.com/store/
Sounds like you are paying for support for what is basically a jail broken firestick type of service.
IMO a pretty gray area legally and morally. I’d like to hear our lawyers opinions.
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Sounds like the Nigerian Prince has diversified his holdings.
changing my signature to change our luck.
Per Google...
Is it legal to watch IPTV?
Yes, IPTV is legal in the U.S. as long as the provider you're streaming from has purchased the appropriate licenses for the streamed content and is not infringing any copyright laws.
https://www.firesticktricks.com/is-iptv-legal.html
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Originally Posted by Catfan73
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I'm just one stomach flu away from my goal weight.
Yeah, I just decided it was too "iffy" for my taste. Besides, as much tech problems as I have, I'm not going to invite another issue into the equation. YouTubeTV is cheap enough.
Darrell the lawyer may prefer to say "no comment" and I will understand
But what do you think the odds of an end user getting busted and charged are? I don't do this, and don't plan to do it. But LOTS of people are. At some point there will be a crackdown of some sort. As cost goes up more and more, we will see more and more people doing this IMO.
Slim.
By the way, I'm not saying there's anything wrong, I don't know. Not going to investigate it any further.
People assume that I work in IT that I know everything about TV. When in reality, I don't even watch it. The kids watch some Disney+ and YouTube. I simply don't have time for it. But I'm asked about this often. And my default response is "It's just not worth it for me to find out".
Wise man.
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