Tl;dr IPTV-org.github.io took down Warner Bros content within 1 buisness day to settle the DMCA. Other content is still available on the site.
this post was submitted on 24 Jun 2024
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Time to switch to Radicle
What radicle?
FOSS alternative to Github
How does it differ from Codeberg and Forgejo?
Even GitLab is open source
Ah damn, so that's why a bunch of channels disappeared from my IPTV list. My fault for not diversifying I suppose.
Anyone got any suggestions for sites of a similar vein? Sites, not telegram/discord groups.
Anyone got a backup?
And do they have copyright over the URLs or something?
Seems like if they didn't want content being viewed by anyone who can connect to a stream they might wanna put some authentication on the connection or something. Crazy idea, right?
EDIT: Yes, I know some of these streams are pirate streams being hosted elsewhere, but a bunch of them are straight from the companies themselves, available in the clear without any authorization checks.
you'd think