has agreed to use commercially reasonable efforts to block BitTorrent traffic on its servers in the United States and to use commercially reasonable efforts to block access from servers in the United States under Defendant’s control to the certain notorious piracy websites located outside of the United States.” These measures only apply to the servers that are located in the United States. While the settlement terms will remain private, a few details have been shared in public.Īs in previous lawsuits against VPN.ht and VPN Unlimited, VeePN agreed to block BitTorrent traffic and several pirate sites. In a court filing last Friday, the plaintiffs write that the restraining order can be lifted and the case dismissed. This far-reaching measure appears to have paid off as both parties have just informed the Virginia federal court that a settlement has been reached. Within a few weeks, the filmmakers already obtained a restraining order that effectively froze the VPN provider’s funds at PayPal and Alipay. The company was accused of advertising on torrent sites such as YTS and billing itself as a “Porcorn Time VPN.” Last month, several companies accused the Ukrainian-owned VPN service of actively promoting piracy. VeePN has become the latest target in this legal effort. The makers of films such as “I Feel Pretty,” “Once Upon a Time in Venice” and “Dallas Buyers Club” accuse these services of turning a blind eye to piracy or actively promoting it.
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Over the past year, a group of independent movie companies filed a series of lawsuits against VPN providers.
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