
Inside The war between rights holders and illegal sitesThe first one largely applies block from seconds. In Europe, it is a default radical method to combat increasing piracy, even if the procedure is not without secondary victims. Technically it works. We can see many addresses. streaming sites or those offering IPTV solutions suddenly disappear, for example, when a widely used domain name is blocked. But at the same time, Internet users are also implementing methods to continue.free access to normally paid content.
We now know which ones are most used in France. In the report titled Use of Internet security tools for illegal access to dematerialized goodsTHE organizer of audiovisual and digital communications Arcom shows especially How do the French get around blocking pirate sites?. Based on the information collected, this is mostly done as follows: Two more or less known vehicles.
French people get around blocking of illegal sites in two main ways
The study emphasizes that: 81% of French people have heard of it VPNAnd 49% of DNS change. On the other hand, this does not presuppose the understanding of their usefulness. Respectively, only 49% and 23% know what it is. Unsurprisingly, what the report “collects under its heading”illegal consumers” represents the majority of people using these two apps. Among the 29% “I have personally used VPN in the last 12 months“, 57% Engaging in illegal activities on the Internet.
But these same consumers do not accept their practices. “When discussing the different motivations for interest in VPNs and alternative DNS, neither [utilisateur illégal] does not mention that illegal content is being viewed“, points out the report before emphasizing:A distinction quickly emerges between declared motivations and daily use of alternative VPNs and DNSs. Profiles encountered during use only enable VPN overwhelmingly to view illegal content.“. These results are not really surprising, but they need immediate consideration.real effectiveness of blocking pirated sites.
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