Illegal IPTV Streaming Services - How To Know the Difference
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video I talk about how to tell the difference between an illegal IPTV service and a legal streaming service like TH-cam TV. Illegal IPTV services offer thousands of channels for a very low price. Some people may not be aware they are using one. Using an IPTV service can get you disconnected by your internet service provider or even sued!
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What's even more criminal is what the "legitimate" streaming services charge.
Exactly.
I agree so much with you
It's not the charge that bothers me, its the sever lack of content or better quality of it.
@@Pauldjreadman Like I normally say..... Three hundred channels of nothing!
@@imxploring Thats what Sky is. Also since Disney has lost money on it’s streaming service I should think that will slow down others who are thinking of doing the same.
It happens because legal ones are too high in prices.
Or if you're in a third world country and don't get good channels
I am in the Amazon jungle.
@@marioescobedo1137 seriously? You live in the Amazon jungle?? I would love to hear ALL about that!!
@@imthatjay That's true, and all of this with expensive contracts for tv channels.
But here is the problem. They use legal sources to sell it. It would be different if they put up Antenna farms all over. But illegal services can't survive without legal companies providing that service.
TH-cam TV was $35 and then they raised the price to $65.
TH-cam TV has added channels over the years & renewed contracts which have slowly raised the price to $64.99 per month.
@@amazingeric97 Add at home internet service and you're looking at $125/month for crap?
@@imxploring where I live I have T-Mobile internet I pay $40.00 a month normally $50.00 I get $10.00 off because I’m an old fart. Was paying $150.00 just for internet alone. T-Mobile works great for streaming and my wife an run her home business off of it. We use Roku which offers free TV , subscribe to Philo , Prime also Netflix is free with out T-Mobile phone service. I’m too far for away from TV stations so no antenna.
@@robertmcevoy24 I tired to get the T-Mobile at home service.... not available in my area yet.
@@amazingeric97 It would be nice if you could get the channels YOU want NOT what they want you to have.
Tyler is a good young man. He's just showing his honesty and respect for the law like on that HBO movie I watched for free last night.
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i believe piracy is good and morally correct.
Based
Arg matey!
When you abide by the copyright durations as they existed 100-200 years ago, were they pirates then? Or, are the pirates modern-day corporate interests who have hijacked a noble balance of interest to their own (at the public's expense, the Public Domain)? Tyler is on the wrong side of this topic, big time. But, it's easier to be a "law abiding citizen."
Like the Judas Priest song goes, "Breakin' the law, breakin' the law!" 🎶
I believe if you like the content, and you can afford it, you should buy it and support the content providers across the board. But there is media that honestly is not worth my change. So I can understand try before you buy. And if your poor and can't afford it, I personally hope you get away with it.
Tyler didn't mention the many streaming services that are legal (and free): Pluto TV, Samsung TV Plus, Tubi TV, Distro TV, Xumo TV, CBC Gem, Stirr, LocalBTV and many others. I believe he has done videos on Pluto TV, Stirr and LocalBTV previously.
Agree I have pluto, and samsung tv plus along with prime and a antenna....plenty of shows 👍
Thanks for mentioning CBC Gem. We have great content here in Canada. We are fortunate to be able to stream it for free.
As I think about it, Tyler was probably more concerned with mainstream network live TV channels than the channels and VOD content from the FAST channels.
@@ClassicGuy57 I can say a lot about their content (ideologically speaking) but I can't complain about the service. CBC has navigated the digital curve quite well, except I am in one of those areas where they didn't replace the CBC English analog transmitter with a digital one (hence no English CBC for me), so if I want to watch Saturday night hockey the streaming service is vital. Despite getting out of the professional sports business (aside from the hockey deal) the streaming of CBC Sports is one of the best kept secrets out there. They cover a lot of stuff.
@@ClassicGuy57 The one thing we don't have is the scam that CTV and Global are able to get away with by not allowing streaming without a paid subscription despite the fact they can be received OTA. I would like to be able to stream those channels just for the principle but despite having an antenna I almost never watch them anyway (aside from the World Cup on CTV). In my area, I only have access to CTV, Global and SRC and I live in a mid sized small city (over 100k).
I've been using IPTV since 2016 and will continue to do so. I feel like I should be able to enjoy cable for 10.00 a month after getting ripped off by cable companies for decades. 🤷♂️
yep the one I use even offered £80 for a life time sub its been going strong since 2019 so I've got my moneys worth if it went down tomorrow I wouldn't be mad
@@oeinsmyth6868 share?
Hi whats the site?
Limewire is not a IPTV service. It's a peer to peer file sharing service. They got sue by the movie studios, and the TV networks and cable network around 14 or 15 years ago.
They didn't get shut down, cause the law enforcement service didn't want it shut down, cause some of the people were sharing illegal files of under age people and the law enforcement service wanted to arrest as many they can catch. They couldn't do so if Limewire and other file sharing service like were shut down.
So instead the Judge allow Limewire to continue service and to pay every legal file that was share to it copyright owner.
The price of Live TV Streaming Services is getting to be higher in price. TH-cam TV, Hulu Live TV, Sling TV, & Fubo TV have increased in price over the years. It is best to go with a couple of on demand streaming services & maybe rotate them every couple of months.
My biggest problem with over-the-air television is that there is not a single thing being broadcast that I want to watch. I can't think of a single television show that has aired on any channel, let alone the big broadcasters in my area, that would hold my interest at best or not upset me at worst. I'd love to be involved with antenna television, but there's nothing worth picking up.
Agreed, the best thing Fox runs these days are Seinfeld reruns and football games. It's embarrassing.
Freevee has a nice library of old TV shows and Philo has some stations that broadcast old shows as well
@@robertmcevoy24 that sounds like the most appealing option but even then, that's not over the air
@@cinemint I can get local News on Tubi
one word for you
wagon train
Blame the greedy stream services for driving people to illegal IPTV services. If they only froze their prices for at least a couple of years or offer a no-frills version of their services, this wouldn't be happening.
Thank God for Tubi & Pluto TV.
Which is what happened with Netflix, they offered a good product at a reasonable price and then suddenly prices increase and people are sucked into buying so many services they pay almost what they did for the cable.
Stop it. You cannot blame someone ELSE for a person’s decisions. If something is unaffordable to you, then it’s unaffordable to you. Life is unfair. A person steals things because of a entitlement attitude, not because they deserve what they are stealing. OTA TV is free after the startup costs of antenna and coaxial cable to connect it. No one has an excuse to steal anything.
@@totallyfrozen No you stop it. I have spoken.
Tyler, I get where you're coming from, but I had no option when I built out my tvheadend system. I was able to tie in my 3 hdhomerun tuners with 3 different markets seamlessly with all of my other "cable" channels. I can map whatever channels wherever, and it'll pick which antenna is best for each channel based on priorities set for each channel in the server.
DirecTV didn't even give me the ability to watch the channels I paid for on my Linux desktop, let alone integrate it into this system, which is why I started looking at these alternatives and ultimately built out my own system using these providers.
The heavy handed approach the "legitimate" providers are taking in an attempt to put the genie back in the bottle backfired. On the plus side, my TV setup is the envy of everyone who sees it. Quick, responsive, ad free, and my antennas have internet backups they'll automatically switch to if the OTA loses lock for whatever reason. Whole home DVR with separate profiles for each household member, seamless network roaming..
You may not like the concept of illegal streams, but there is no legitimate way to accomplish this otherwise. I tried. This was my option. You'd understand if you ever got a chance to see just how good a TV setup can be when unshackled from the restrictions the providers place on them.
Demonize the providers if you wish, but some of us consumers have reasons to appreciate having this alternative option.
What do you use?
The reason IPTV has become so popular are the outrageous prices charged by cable and streaming services. I understand they have to raise prices due to price increases by media companies but that doesn’t mean we have to pay.
The solution then would be to stop watching the channels, not to steal them with an illegal IPTV service
@@AntennaMan I don’t disagree but it’s more that people are more likely to look for alternative options if they feel they are getting screwed
I like the way you said....
@@AntennaMan so........
how and why is the "illegal" service paid for with a credit card. Mastercard and Visa allow payments to many of these services.
@@AntennaMan NOT lowering prices and attract more customers? Dude!
They're basically limewire for live tv? Sounds FUCKING PERFECT.
Amen
Many pay a yearly fee and they get shut down two months after you pay. Also credit cards have been hacked as well
@@televisionarchivestudios1130 many IPTV providers do not take credit cards anymore so having a credit card hacked is not really an issue.
@@televisionarchivestudios1130 most IPTV services charge monthly
Most of them want bitcoin.
Always use a VPN/proxy if you're sharing your Linux ISOs
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Lmao remind me of who's running the VPN?
@@luvdady people I trust slightly more than my snooping and traffic shaping ISP
@@TadanoHitohito 👍 good luck with that, lol yeah there's always a hole somewhere
You are testing antennas, and that is great. What we also could use is your opposite: a guy who uses the same antenna system, but tests different tvs to see which have the best antenna tuners. There are a lot of brands currently in stores that are made in Mexico. For all we know, all made in the same third party plant, with common parts like tuners, but each brand customizing the chip, display panel, and system ( roku, amazon, google) . Just like gasoline , shipped plain gas by pipeline , which then gets an additive package added at the terminal where the local gas stations get their brand supplied. 🤔🧐
I enjoy your videos. I also definitely agree with setting up a decent antenna, which I have done, and am able to get a decent amount of channels with it for free. Definitely no sense in paying a monthly fee for something when it's already free. Keep up the great work.
Not only having one cable Company in our area, but if you ever contact Costumer service, it's like the old saying, "we don't care, we don't have to".
Ya and 3/4 of them don't know what the hell there doing, because they were never properly trained.
@@wackyworldofwindios3476 And lying to you over the phone is part of their job description.
Maybe don't charge so much in the first place. I'll stick to the free stuff...even if it isn't legal.
Same I've stuck with ustvgo LoL
I used to watch ustvgo on my PS3s browser when I didn't have cable 😂
The best website fr. Unfortunately the streams are 360p 30fps with ads and trackers everywhere but we make do with what we got lol.
@@perpetualcollapse ads where? The only ad I get is the small easily x out one. Pfft 😅
I'm too pretty for prison
If the legitimate streaming services, cable providers and satellite TV services, were not so greedy, the illegal streamers would lose out. If TV is free to receive legally then I'm going going that route, for I have an outside TV antenna.
Using a VPN, you don't need to worry about your cable company getting up on you.
Technically, that's as illegal as what Tyler is talking about. In the UK they pay a TV license to access channels they get "for free" OTA. If we use a VPN to get them without paying the license fee, that's illegal. Same with CBC in Canada, the funding comes through our tax dollars, if someone is accessing it through a VPN in another country it is illegal.
@@jethro1963 Yep.... illegal.... but still it's done everyday without issue.
@@imxploring Until someone is dim enough to crow about it, then the ISP can get involved
@@jethro1963 Yep.... if it's not Big Brother.... it's a Big Mouth that usually causes an issue.
Boy you are so far behind on IPTV you really don’t no what you are talking about 😂
Yeah I just torrent whatever. VPN is great.
This guy in this video is the type of guy that would call his mommy and tell him that he ran out of milk and that he needs her to go to the store and get him some what did you really gonna complain about people not wanting to spend a ridiculous amount of money for only a small fraction of the channels
So whats your saying is get a ping ding pongbong with iptv
And if they can't spell "service" 2:11 on their home page they are probably bogus
What about music? Lots of the Japanese songs I like aren’t available in the United States on Apple Music because of copyright issues/restrictions, that’s why I buy the Japanese cds online on Amazon and eBay.
And what about Japanese proxy shop websites? I never had issues with that either.
I get that an Antenna is Cheap and one time deal for Free TV /Locals (90% of what I and my family cares about the rest are all becoming streaming exclusives) But YTV Amazon HULU ETC all have such SHIT selections and prices keep going up as their service and quality of life keeps going down.
@@snintendog sorry but that doesn’t answer my question about music
@@GabrielMartinez-pe6ln Antenna can pickup radio if you avoid adding the filter for it. but for Music Yar har har has and will always be the best way sadly the music industry is an absolute mess and streaming sucks ass.
@@snintendog yeah I agree. TH-cam’s audio compression sucks tbh, it’s not even good as Spotify or Apple Music.
some what your saying is true and not correct fcc made it clear that we can legal broadcast any channel for free justt can not charge for it as side from that it is 100% illegal to do this so so as long your not selling it it legal to rebroad cast at lest in my county and thsi apply to the us to company will lie and say it not but it is legal
We have been with Philo when it was an almost too good to be true $16 a month. It is now $25 a month. But they grandfathered us and still charge us $16.
Philo is almost like its own little island with that lower sub fee! I would switch to them (from Sling) if they swapped a few channels for some that Sling has. Sorry -- I like Fox News and I don't think Philo has it.
@@Lightsngear it doesn't. But we don't watch a ton of TV, definitely don't watch sports or shopping channels. So it fits our needs perfectly. We also have an antenna for networks.
@@scottcurrence6526 we don't watch sports or shopping either, and of course have antennas for local TV.
16 a month is great! I wish I could live without my news channels and TNT 🤣
PlutoTV seems reputable.I also like FreeVee.
Roku live tv is free and has some of the channels Pluto also streams. Pluto menu is horrible with the 2 second wait when you select a channel and if the channel is on commercial it takes 2 seconds more to start a new commercial. Roku live just starts anytime in the program on the channel selected even mid commercial.
@@thaddeusmcgrath I don't have that issue with my FireTV
@@Pallidus_Rider I have one too, just better luck with using the live TV Roku app than Pluto with all the load times when selecting a channel.
Piracy is the way you’re not stealing any thing tangible. If buying is not owning. Pirating inst stealing
Good thing he doesn't live in the UK.... TV license...cough cough.
That's the advantage of us Americans. Many countries have/had licenses because governments instead of commercialism came first in their broadcasting infancy.
Hear me out. I only use illegal iptv services for out of market rsns since most providers don't let you view them except for directv cable with an addon. It also saves you the hassle of installing multiple apps to watch the out of market games. Nfl is a great example actually since Sunday ticket is still stuck on directv until the end of season. I can get every other sports I need with legal providers.
Yes, I prefer paying for an official service which I do with Prime. The biggest problem I have with streaming services is the utter dire selection. For example I wanted to watch the mummy (1999 ) go-to pay extra. It’s better to get the physical copy as online content can easily disappear.
Your not looking in the right places is your issue. U have to go to the other side if u want a good experience
@@dmo848Is there a secret handshake or something?
@@Pauldjreadman use apps like teatv bee TV or Kodi with add-ons. Umm if u actually pay for real debrid and then plug that into those apps, u will never have a problem and I mean ever, looking for a movie again. If u wanna pay someone pay for real debrid and your worries for watching TV shows and movies will be over for ever. If u need live tv that's a whole other bunch of apps n codes. It's work I'm not going to lie. Basically read a bunch of websites n understand the lingo. The pay off though is huge.
Get appleTV.. they have everything .. EVERYTHING.. you can buy it on any platform through appleTV without having to go use that other 3rd party
If you only stream and don’t download any content then there isn’t anything illegal going on
Wrong
Wrong
100% true. Look it up.
@@TELEVISIONARCHIVES not wrong at all look it up
And watching a stream - even if it’s unauthorized by the copyright holder - doesn’t technically violate these rights. There have been numerous challenges and interpretations as copyright law has adapted to the internet, but this reading has essentially held true.
$10 or $20? As much as I want streaming services to be cheap....due to inflation....I think having internet is better than having it disconnected
Even A man named Chip McDougal I think cut off cable and put a message that says how HBO and movie channels are a ripoff, that's not a crime
Illegal = cheaper and better
The free iptv services are just a waste of time you spend more time just browsing to see what is actually available to watch and then 20 mins into the channel you lose connection from their shitty servers, not worth the headache tbh just get sling.
I've used iptv for more than 5 years I've never had any problems or issues with neither my internet provider nor my country, forcing the word illegal to something who is not illegal for the consumers is not a good start "antenna man"
for everyone here thinking about having an iptv sub on their device, I'd suggest you to buy from iptvpeak .com they're one of the best iptv service provider worldwide
Yep I've been using it since the card sharing days moved to zgemma and now firestick
On a legal note I use a digital TV card and pvr software to do tv with antenna on roof but had to point out the good and bad
I love my IPTV service! I refuse to pay astronomical prices to these tv companies when I can watch the same programs for $10.00 a month. I also use coupons, buy the cheapest gas and look for ways to reduce my electric bill. I shop at Goodwill as well as look for ways to reduce my taxes. Sports are my main focus, but I guess I could go to the bar and pay double for drinks. My grandmother loves her locals, but I could care less about local programming. Maybe it's time to accept that things are changing and companies will no longer be able to control my tv viewing in my house.
Free is also good😂
If the big companies haven't learned by now then nothing will help them. Look at what happened to the music industry, we had Napster and Limewire and Kazaa P2P etc then we had FTP sharing and then we had BitTorrent. What killed most of that off ? When the whole music industry woke the hell up and started offering affordable services like Spotify etc. It looks like we are going through the same motions yet again this time with video content in order for the greedy cable companies to wake the hell up. Give it time and they will get the message. Until then services like these look like they are on the increase.
i could careless about legitment or none legitment scare tactics got love how people promoting legitment stuff though make it looks like something its not lol most youtubers should start making app talk about it not what other people make and start paying for things to help devs real people who do things rather then make cash cow out of things and people think legitment is way to go have fun with your rising cost the should come up with a nice add based local with vod form their shows that be something i support but i dont think that would ever happened cause of youtubers promoting what they do but its their channel as far as jumping through hopes i dont i own normal android box
I have Evocatv here in Colorado, but the service is going to end, evidently. 30 bucks a month, provided with an antenna local broadcast channels and several RSNs and a few other pay TV options. Going to miss it. But I'll still have my local broadcast channels using my TV without their set box, of course. Thanks for your information!
i use a certain IPTV service to watch MeTV+ since i cant find it anywhere; and i cant find any other IPTV service that had it; i also use it to watch MeTV (also with Frndly)
this IPTV service im using offers 51K+ channels
Thanks for always looking out for us. Merry Christmas
Don't know if Frndly TV is legit or not, but because the local "legit" TV station (here in El Paso, TX, but don't recall the exact channel METV was on back then) that USED to carry the METV channel a few years ago NOW doesn't -- they dropped it -- so there's no other way to get it except via a pay-service like Frndly. For $9/month, just to get ONE TV station you can get in MOST places free via OTA/Broadcast TV (like when I was in Colorado Springs) -- METV -- it's worth it to me. However, I DO still use my antenna to get OTA TV also (as usual), but only watch maybe 2-3 channels on that as the rest are of little interest. Had to pay to get METV.
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@@daveb3232 Good...otherwise I couldn't watch my Saturday Night Lineup -- The Three Stooges/Svengoolie (on now). ;-)
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@vintagetvandexciting Well, as long as it wasn't with the Wagner Group, да? ;-)
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I enjoy not getting robbed
Streaming is still cable or satellite 📡. What makes it any different from the olde pay viewing🤷♂️ Oh, it costs even more plus there are ads too. 🤬👎🏻👊
Illeagal tv is the best way
Sling TV is a rap off with the recent price increase. Add on Sling TV 5 dollar DVR than we're just 20 dollars away from TH-cam TV that's gives a premium experience.
Many use a VPN in UK to watch American Networks to avoid that stupid BBC license they need to pay for to watch with antenna, cable or satellite. I use a VPN to use BBC iPlayer to watch their programming.
Tell me the name of those illegal iptv service name
I'm so glad I got an antenna recommendation from Tyler. It was a good experience all around and I have confidence that I'm getting the most out of the airwaves at my location.
I'm here in the carolina and finding it harder every day to receive that signal that some of us take for granted . Not every one can get those
Local. Enjoy 😉 free tv while it last. Because congress doesn't care about if you can receive free tv.
P.s
For congress
It's all about the Benjamin's
IMO media companies shouldn’t be going after users of illegal IPTV services. It would be better to go after the illegal IPTV services themselves, and at the same time, improve the service provided by their legal offerings. That’s just my take!
It’s similar to the Police arresting the “Johns” instead of the Hookers
The problem with this is when they do go after the providers, a new one takes its place within minutes. It is legal wack a mole and will never be fully stopped as long as the internet is alive and well.
It is the same thing with Games, Music, and everything else you do online.
Remember this, the founders of Apple actually started their company as a illegal phone tampering sceme.
@@robertmcevoy24 when they go after the providers they just disappear and so does the service. Those using lose their money but many just move to another service. The cost is relatively low so some may think worth the risk
Tyler is exactly on point on this IPTV issue and additionally, the more people who install antennas for OTA TV the more popular it becomes and trust me those in charge of getting signals on the air the more transmitters, content, translators and repeaters will magically appear on the airwaves. Because if there is a market, someone will capitalize on it. Trust me its already underway and thats great news for OTA users.
That is somewhat similar to the open source software movement. Instead of downloading and cracking illegal (not purchased) copywritten software like Windows and MS Office, they should be encouraging the use of free (and legal) software that anybody can use and help improve. ie Linux, LibreOffice, Kodi, VLC, GIMP etc.
IPTV is the way to go
or just find free iptv instead of paying for it
He charges a $40 "consulation" fee on what kind of antenna to use speaks for itself. Use common sense people.
That's because I reach about 600,000 viewers. It's not feasible for me to help everyone out which is why I charge a small fee for what I feel is a very valuable service. For anyone who doesn't want to pay the fee I do have a list of general recommended antennas in the description of every video I make. Saying I charge "speaks for itself" could be translated to hospital workers. How dare they charge for a service. They should be saving lives for free!
@@AntennaMan Then why not charge $5 or less? Why $40?
@@Swoliosis1 Too many inquiries. I would never leave my computer if I charged $5. I might even charge $50 soon because of all of the requests. I hope you understand I literally can't handle it all. I'm one person against 600,000 monthly viewers. Those who can't afford my service are free to use my TH-cam channel as a resource.
Copyright originally deserved respect. Not anymore. Basically, if you want to sell intellectual property, you enter into privately-negotiated contracts with each buyer detailing the limits upon the transfer (otherwise it's considered complete under common law). Copyright was created to lessen that burden in order to "promote useful arts & sciences" (as the US constitution recognized it). Society benefits when creative people create (inventors invent). But, there was an expectation that these "umbrella contract" properties would revert to being owned by society via the Public Domain. It was a quid pro quo. We (society) facilitate the contractual limitation the transfer of property, making it easier for creators (nobody's making them use copyright. They could choose to pursue private contracts with each sale. They choose copyright because it's easier.). In return, we (society) gets a treasure trove of property via the Public Domain.
At the time of the constitution (1789), copyright was like a 14-year duration (with an optional 14-year renewal). In 1831, it became 28 years + optional 14. It wasn't until 1909 that it became 28 + optional 28 years. Starting in 1976, things tilted outrageously toward the interests of creators (actually, corporate interests). Now we're at 95 + 120, or life of the author + 70 years.
It's hardly a quid pro quo now. Windows 3.1 won't enter the Public Domain for another 70 years. It wouldn't be worth anything to anyone today, let alone then. Basically, the socially-created umbrella contract has become a private contract to the benefit of creators (or the corporations who own intellectual property). They'd never dream of reverting to private contracts because they have all the benefits of private contracts via public law. It's society who is now shortchanged in that (what was) balance of give/take.
I wish Tyler was more activist about some of these things, rather than parroting the line (they want us to accept, with open wallets). It's like he signals "sensibility." But, not everything deserves sensibility. There are things to be outraged about (and protest with civil disobedience). It's scary. But, it's real. Copyright has become a corrupt, one-sided transaction (compared to what it was intended to be).
I dont spend one minute per month on watching tv.
All television today is GARBAGE.
Whether free or subscription.
The last time tv was remotely watchable was around 2008 (give or take)
How does the illegally side loaded or jail broken Fire Stick even exist with today’s technology. I can’t believe that these multi billion dollar streaming services are being robbed every day by someone with a $200 server in their living room. Why are these people rarely arrested ? Why do I pay my cable company $225.00 per month for HBO and one other streaming service, and these people pay $35.00 for a Fire Stick, have it loaded up, and never pay another dime until a year later they have to switch to a different illegal server and pay a friend $25.00 to reload the stick.
False information in this video. I have a streaming app with thousands of channels for $20 a month. They have licensed vendors supplying the content. That's all that's needed to run a legal service. The streams are top notch too, which is another way to see if it's "legal." As mentioned in a comment already, it's a crime how much cable companies have been charging us for years now. They literally make up their own prices, so maybe instead of asking how a service can charge so little, we should be asking how a service can charge so much.
All the "services" I've seen on facebook time line spam are illegal here in U.S. The quantity has diminished somewhat over time. There again, I've never seen anything good promoted by time line spam.
Too much greed by the service providers, iptv rocks
Yep
What I don’t get is why would people pay $20 per month to commit a crime.
Stick to bringing us antenna, tuner, and amplifier reviews.
No need in demonizing my pirating of Netflix, Hulu, Apple, and other app exclusive content for free!
I waited and now some streaming providers offered discounts, HBO max , hulu , and paramount ,thst comes with being a Walmart member, this comes to 12 bucks a month,total ,with ads , big deal , I watch cbs , NBC, ABC, fox , PBS, cw , and about 20 other channels for free , I have to move my indoor antenna occasionally because of weather but I'm saving hundreds by not getting greedy cable, im eating steak instead of bologna and eating lobster bisque instead of Ramen, I have a 4 tv setup all on antennas sure I don't get all the live sports , it's not the end of the world
The Best way to get back is the old Copy that Floppy Shareware practice. Dont sell shit just get Close friends and family between all of you buy the shows you like and rip them for Convenience. May take longer to get what you want but you all will own it and no one is going to be knocking down your door for Piracy Backups are legal your not selling bootlegs nor hosting it your just borrowing from your friends and family.
Honestly I figured he made this so he could feel popular in the world, he doesn't have to worry about tv/movie costs because his mommy pays for it
Wow good video what about all the free stuff on kodi how does that fit into the mix it has live content
You must work for these overpriced TV providers. Nothing wrong with someone not wanting to over pay for TV.
I love Illegal IPTV its the best
The main reason people in United States, and around the world 🌎 use this product.
Is the replacement is too dam expensive now. Streaming service , cable TV 📺 , and other keep going up on there service.
Thinking 🤔 we the consumer have so much money 💰 🤑.
I see why locast and other products become what people want.
VPNs encourage users to watch content from or aimed at foreign countries all the time. Some companies may not like VPNs, but they're legal in many (If not most) countries. If they weren't, then why would so many TH-cam channels take them on as sponsors? Also, the countries where VPNs are illegal are mostly considered "third world" countries and they don't have good human rights records, just sayin'. There are niche streaming services that offer more specialized and extensive foreign language programming than Sling TV. Antenna Man is right though. The good alternative services are usually easy to find and load in the app or channel stores, and they don't usually call themselves "IPTV providers". Can I have my hand back from underneath that ruler now?😂
Yeah so what exactly is a VPN and how do they work?
VPNs do not protect you no matter what the seller claims
@@TELEVISIONARCHIVES yeah it's some guy in a office somewhere, and who knows where or who's got access to your box.
Yeah well isp aren't stupid and then there's a whole lot more going on behind the scenes of stuff. yeah the vpns going to answer that subpoena faster then the judge can sign it
@@TELEVISIONARCHIVES That's what anti-virus software is for. I just want to watch foreign content.
large cable companies cannot expect their cash cow to live forever without competition. Profits are out of this world because of the marketing and packages. They have to be a little more reasonable.
You should have said that it's illegal in USA... For other countries, check local laws.
That's OK if you're in the States and not in a foreign country where English isn't the main language.
How dare people use illegal services to watch everything for free. Like where do you even find that. Like seriously if one wanted to use these things where would I find them
Definitely not paying $84.95 for a boxing match😮
Can we get a video on how to find the best illegal ones
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I agree there’s no reason to pay for things that are free.. but for me, they aren’t free. I can’t get any locals with an antenna. No signal out in yee haw ville.
After having Cable for so many years I went to DirecTV from 2002 - 2016 and let's Just say the amount of 💰 we spent on that service during that time Could've sent One of our kids to College, I cut the cord in 2016 and I have NO REGRETS ‼️✌🏾
i love illegal iptv
that's all that matters
why are the antenna free to air channels free and legal but an illegal iptv provider cant offer the same channels for $10?
For all we know u are using a iptv service and just talking all this on youtube
Cable just isn't worth $80 a month these days...
What about antenna for stander radio or what would you choose. My (old) Nissan at night could pick-up radio station from other STATES, AWAY, FROM TEXAS to Grand Ole Opry in Tennessee.
If it's good with lots of selection, it's illegal. If it sucks with limited channels, it's legal.
Thanks, now I know which ones are illegal so I can subscribe to them for cheap viewing
I love my illegal IPTV
Now I am paying much less and I have access to said channels that "I would not have"
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I hav3 apollo iptv for thw past 2 years i pay $17 a month get all the channels
This video was a little different than some of your others, but you’re something of a TV hero because you make the effort to repeat yourself teaching the fundamentals to new comers. Namely, you explain the curvature of the planet limiting the line-of-sight range of all antennas; and how there is no such thing as an HD or 4K antenna because it’s just bits of metal. I wouldn’t have the patience. Thanks for your effort.
Oh you mean that website my friend told me about and I used maybe a dozen times wasn’t legitimate? 😂. That was before streaming services were a thing, you just clicked on the network steam you wanted. FBI seized the domain about a year after I first heard of it.
I don't know why anyone would pay to access pirated TV. You can pirate stuff for free anyways, lol.
Yes but iptv is great mostly for sport if you get a good one it never buffers
There is really not a large amount of people that want to steal. The companies that are greedy and want billions (literally) of profits are what cause most of the theft. Give people a reasonable price and they will pay it.
Yep and with netflix stopping password sharing it's gonna get worse