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According to Mashreq, a citizen from Liverpool, England named “Jonathan Edge” for illegally broadcasting matches football and earning money in this way was sentenced to three years and four months in prison.
According to AS newspaper, by installing unauthorized programs on “Fire Stick” devices, this person provided his customers with the opportunity to watch football matches illegally. Through advertising on social networks and referrals by previous users, Edge acquired new customers and installed unlicensed content on these devices.
This person’s actions were met with legal reactions English Premier League He had repeatedly asked him to stop illegal broadcasting, but he did not heed these warnings. While issuing this verdict, the judge of the case announced that even the users of these unauthorized services are victims of this illegal act.
Detective Constable Steve Frame, from Merseyside Police, welcomed the sentence and said many people think watching football illegally is not particularly harmful, but this is wrong and the conviction should be seen as a warning to others.
Football matches in England are strictly controlled by broadcast rights and copyright measures, and every effort is made to prevent the possibility of watching football matches in illegal ways.
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