World IP Day 2021
Audiovisual Piracy – A crime that can’t be ignored
World IP Day 2021
Piracy is a billion-dollar industry
The value of pirate video services accessed by pay TV and non-pay TV consumers has been projected to exceed US$67 billion by 2023. Source: Parks Associates – Video Piracy: Ecosystem, Risks, and Impact 2020
Its effects are felt across the world
IPTV Services
UK & Europe
TOP 3 countries of individuals accessing unauthorised IPTV:
- United Kingdom: 5,993,091
- France: 5,794,643
- Germany: 4,263,936
Source: NAGRA Intelligence Database
United States
23 MILLION individuals across 9 million households use a pirate subscription IPTV service
Source: Digital Citizens Alliance | NAGRA
Asia Pacific
OVER 50% of APAC consumers watch pirate streaming websites. Up to 66% in the Philippines.
Source: NAGRA Intelligence Database
Internet Key Sharing
Latin America
ONLY €75 for the most popular Key Sharing service on well liked e-commerce sites
Africa
$25 UP TO $150 for popular receivers on prominent e-commerce sites and local markets
Source: NAGRA Intelligence Database
Piracy also increases the chances of being infected with Malware
3 TIMES more likely that people using piracy devices report an issue with malware than those who don’t have such a device in the home. Source: Digital Citizens Alliance
Fighting audiovisual piracy, we’re stronger together
Audiovisual Anti-Piracy Alliance (AAPA)
30 members from organisations involved in the provision of protected audiovisual services
International Collaboration in the fight against piracy
43 different countries had Police representatives at the INTERPOL & AAPA webinar in April 2021
Want more information about the Audiovisual Anti-Piracy Alliance? Visit our website: www.aapa.eu or Contact us: contact@aapa.eu
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