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Kodi Turmoil Continues as TVAddons Mysteriously Disappears


https://torrentfreak.com/kodi-turmoil-co...rs-170613/

What's interesting is that Dish is claiming the US has jurisdiction over the parties and the material simply because contents were streamed in Texas. In a landmark decision last year, Microsoft successfully defended against having to turn over the contents of any servers stored in other countries despite where the information was accessed because

US law doesn’t work outside the country, the second US circuit court of appeals in New York ruled on on Thursday, reversing a 2014 lower court order directing Microsoft to comply with a warrant to turn over to the US government the contents of a customer’s email account stored on an Irish server.

“The [stored communications act] SCA warrant in this case may not lawfully be used to compel Microsoft to produce to the government the contents of a customer’s email account stored exclusively in Ireland,” wrote Judge Susan Carney. “Because Microsoft has otherwise complied with the Warrant, it has no remaining lawful obligation to produce materials to the government.”

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2...government

And they're only under attack because of ZEM which streams actual channels from dish rather than temporary streams? Technically any large IPTV paid service can be sued.