The email goes on to list the offending content, in this case an episode of HBO's Westworld, along with the date and time of the alleged infringement. We've been informed by owners of copyrighted material that the content below has been shared without their permission and we need your help in preventing this happening again." This initiative aims to support Britain's creative industry by helping to reduce copyrighted material being shared illegally. "Sky, along with other internet service providers, is supporting the 'Get It Right from a Genuine Site' initiative. The " Get It Right" program, which has no punitive consequences and has been presented as an educational warning system, is being implemented by UK ISPs BT, Sky, TalkTalk, and Virgin Media, as well as NOW TV (owned by Sky) and PlusNet (owned by BT).ĭetails Of Sky "Get It Right" Warning EmailĪ Sky subscriber has just shared details of the "educational email" sent to him by his ISP.
Now, a UK file sharer who used a torrent website to share a copy of HBO's Westworld has shared copies of the material he received and the contents of the dedicated website set up by his ISP. We recently brought you the news that the UK was getting ready to implement a new warning system for users of torrent sites like The Pirate Bay, ExtraTorrent, Torrentz2, Rarbg, 1337x, and Kickass Torrents, who may be engaging in potentially copyright infringing activity, just as the U.S. The Pirate Bay, ExtraTorrent, Torrentz2, Rarbg, 1337x, Kickass Torrents: New Warning System A user who has received one of the first warning emails has just revealed the details of the system and what other users may expect. Users of The Pirate Bay, ExtraTorrent, Torrentz2, Rarbg, 1337x, Kickass Torrents and other file sharing sites are subject to a new warning system in the UK.
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