MultiChoice has announced two piracy-related arrests in the space of two days.
MultiChoice has announced the arrest of a suspect involved in illegally selling pirated Internet streaming devices, which enabled users to access DStv content.
The arrest happened on Tuesday, 4 June, and the suspect faces charges for contravening several laws, including:Sections 44 and 45 of the RICA Act, which relate to the possession and sale of infringing devices; and,They are set to appear at the Kempton Park Magistrate Court after being granted bail of R3,000.
“Digital piracy, far from being a fringe activity, has become a widespread practice that transcends demographics and geographies, challenging the norms of intellectual property rights,” said Jonker. The broadcaster and its investigation partners conducted a raid on 31 May 2024, leading to the suspect’s arrest.
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