A few days ago, a judge proved LaLiga, in front of Cloudflare and Roothed’s complaint: it can continue to block the IP you want, even if you lay down some innocent websites along the way. Its president, Javier Tebas, has been empowered to the point of accuse the Royal Spanish Academy of Language, to be an accomplice of the IPTV lists of Pirate Soccer. A nonsense.
This weekend, LaLiga blocks during the broadcast of football matches, have continued.
It seems that Javier Tebas’s hacker team is refining the aim, because there have been less incidents. Although many people still complain in networks that Your connection slows down when blockages are active.
Javier Tebas threatens the RAE
The president of LaLiga has offered an interview published on YouTube, one hour, to Isde Law Business School, where he has talked about everything, including how they block the IP addresses. Or rather, how they select them to force the operators to block them.
A couple of weeks ago, these blockages left inaccessible to the website of the Royal Spanish Academy of Language (RAE), during the broadcast of football. Interestingly, a very successful reflection of what this country is, where football matters more than culture.
The fact is that, according to Javier Tebas himself in the interview, the SAR sent a letter to LaLiga protesting because its website was blocked, without having any relationship with the piracy of football. But the head of the league competition has another opinion.
For Thebes, The SAR is complicit for sharing an IP address with IPTV pirates listsand has threatened to denounce her. This is what responded to the RAE:
«You tell Cloudflare that you do not share, the RAE, illegal content. Tell it, that you with so much culture or so much … And if you do not, I will sue you, because you are aware that your IP is used to share a crime against intellectual property.»
An accusation that has no basis, since VPNs and security services such as Cloudflare share IP address between hundreds, thousands of users for privacy reasons and hacker protection and ddos attacks. And, of course, Users do not know who IP share withso they are not accomplices of anything.
With the support of the judges, A private company wants to mold Internet at will. Becoming illegal technologies focused on preserving privacy and security, for their own benefit. It seems that oligarchies are not just a thing of the United States.