“But I have already paid”
It feels safe and legitimate to pay for a subscription. But when you pay an illegal TV service, you are handing your payment details directly to someone you cannot trust.
Many illegal TV services look just like ordinary streaming platforms. They have apps, logins, and monthly payments. That is why it is easy to believe they are legal. They rarely are.
When you use illegal TV services, the consequences can be far greater than simply watching content without permission. You risk giving your card details and personal data to criminal actors – without knowing who they are or how your information will be used.
Illegal streaming may seem harmless. But the personal cost can be high.
What is an illegal TV service?
Illegal streaming has a cost
When you stream illegally, you pay with your data and risk:
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your payment details being misused.
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giving hackers access to your private information, photos, and passwords – data you do not want to share and that can be exploited if it falls into the wrong hands.
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getting viruses and malware that can damage your computer.
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the service you are paying for being shut down at any time because it is illegal.
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supporting other serious crimes and the criminals behind them.
How to recognize an illegal TV service

If you are unsure whether a site is legal, you can check it at sharewithcare.dk.
You can also contact RettighedsAlliancen, who will be happy to answer your questions.
