Internet piracy can be blamed, of course, but it is also closely linked to the existence of the network. Because computers are connected, data flows and there is normally no time when copyrighted content is not shared.
The main problem is not sharing files, but sharing becomes easier and let everyone enjoy it. Therefore, Hadopi was created in France to combat this, but this does not prevent the further development of platforms.
PopCorn Time 3.0 completely revamps its design on Android
This is the case of PopCornTime.io, currently the most used fork, which decided to completely overhaul the design of the Android app. As legit VOD platforms finally manage to grow, the goal is to adopt a modern design.
In fact, we can see a big change in its interface, which has become much clearer and seems to be heavily inspired by Material Design. This update is scheduled for June.
However, we do not know what will be the fate of the Android TV version of PopCorn Time, which will also need all kinds of improvements.
But this update proves one thing: although the movie industry welcomed the shutdown of the service, it quickly took effect again and now allows for self-development to always meet users’ expectations. It’s proof that tackling sharing is futile and that we should choose to go beyond it, as Netflix did.
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