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Film Companies Seek 'Torrenting History' Related to Redditor * TorrentFreak
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this post was submitted on 04 Mar 2024
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This is where they’re spending their money. Not on writers, but on this. No wonder movies are in the state they’re in.
I gotta say, it's working. I pirate a lot less than a few years ago. Not because I'm afraid of getting sued, but because it's all shite not worth pirating nowadays.
Good old movies are still what pirates should go after still.
Hah, yeah. Most of my piracy nowadays is digging up old gems from the past.