Meta Faces Allegations of Copyright Infringement
In a groundbreaking legal case, Strike 3 Holdings accuses Meta of systematically infringing copyright through unauthorized distribution channels. The allegations reveal a troubling pattern involving:
- IP Evidence: Strike 3 Holdings uncovered 47 IP addresses tied to Facebook, suggesting ongoing infringement of protected works.
- Concealment Tactics: Meta allegedly used multiple Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) to mask its activities on BitTorrent, implicating a potential third-party data center.
- Employee Involvement: The lawsuit claims a residential IP address belonging to a Meta employee was involved, hinting at potential directives from the company to obscure illicit download activities.
The evidence presents a staggering claim of over 100,000 unauthorized distribution transactions linked to Meta. As the case unfolds, it raises critical questions about corporate accountability and technology’s role in copyright infringement.
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