8 October 2019CopyrightRory O'Neill

Premier League hails conviction of beoutQ streaming box retailer

A man has been found guilty by a UK court of distributing illegal streaming devices (ISDs) that allow access to pirated sports content including the Premier League on the beoutQ channel.

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