Scroll down the sports bit to NBC channel, full HD. No buffering.
You get mobdro on iOS?
I had a look for it the other week, there's loads of mobdro apps and none of them seem to have anything on.
The Premier League are clamping down on illegal streams...
A court order has been granted to the Premier League in order to stop matches being streamed to Kodi boxes.
It means that the UKs internet servuce providers have the right to close down the illegal streams at source.
Illegal streaming has long been a problem for the Premeir League, with every single game being available across a multitude of platforms for free.
However, after the court order, it may be harder to find the big match without paying for it.
A Sky spokesperson said:
"We are pleased the English Premier League's application to crack down on illegal streaming has been granted.
"Content piracy is theft and the success of this application is an important step in tackling the issue.
"It's in the interests of both consumers and everyone working in the creative industries that we all take piracy seriously.
"We'll continue to work with rights holders, government, online market places and content creators to tackle today's piracy and make people aware of the risks it presents and the damage it causes."
http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/live...0191302-detail/story.html#zXGSuzXUgwv3s4yL.99
Depends if you want to pay for one, and how much, or trust a free one, really.
The Premier League are clamping down on illegal streams...
A court order has been granted to the Premier League in order to stop matches being streamed to Kodi boxes.
It means that the UKs internet servuce providers have the right to close down the illegal streams at source.
Illegal streaming has long been a problem for the Premeir League, with every single game being available across a multitude of platforms for free.
However, after the court order, it may be harder to find the big match without paying for it.
A Sky spokesperson said:
"We are pleased the English Premier League's application to crack down on illegal streaming has been granted.
"Content piracy is theft and the success of this application is an important step in tackling the issue.
"It's in the interests of both consumers and everyone working in the creative industries that we all take piracy seriously.
"We'll continue to work with rights holders, government, online market places and content creators to tackle today's piracy and make people aware of the risks it presents and the damage it causes."
http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/live...0191302-detail/story.html#zXGSuzXUgwv3s4yL.99
Love the way they keep referring to Kodi boxes. There is no such thing as a Kodi box.
You can't put it on ios. Unless you jailbreak it. I have it on an Android phone and tablet. Also on Amazon firestick which operates off the Android system.
Aye, it's why I asked to see if anyone had experience to share.
private internet access is far and away the best for the money. That's what pretty much everyone uses.
Any links or pointers for a complete ignoramus on such things? ....I'm asking for a friend of course.![]()
I use Surf Easy for a couple of things. It is not expensive but gives you a few choices. Free ones tend to offer less choices of location and often slow down the stream.Opera does a free one with a choice of half a dozen locations but not the UK
The thing to consider is whether they keep records or not to comply with regulations in the USA etc.
Someone I know reckons if you have 4 or 5 devices and are willing to pay IP Vanish is very good, doesn't slow things down and they keep no records for the authorities to get hold of. They have a special offer on at the moment.
I thought you had it on iOS. There is a Mobdro app on iOS but the 10 seconds I spent looking at it it appears to just be a load of links to youtube videos.
I thought you had it on iOS. There is a Mobdro app on iOS but the 10 seconds I spent looking at it it appears to just be a load of links to youtube videos.
$150
Does using these things draw attention to you, and are there ways of minimising the hacking risks, which are presumably greater?