Recently, many have proliferated Pirateria app for Fire TVFrom applications to free sports and live to some who offer you the best series and movies for free.
And everything seems to indicate that this is not making Amazon fun. The American giant has just hit A hard blow against piracy in Fire TV blocking 4 of the most popular apps of this area.
Subsequently, we reveal what these are 4 Applications concerned And why you should delete them as soon as possible.
4 Amazon Fire TV apps have been blocked because they are pirateries and … a risk to privacy?
Through the vehicle Android authorityAmazon confirmed that 4 apps are deactivated by Affections of offender Distributing the content protected by DRM. These piracy applications are as follows:
- Blink Streamz
- FLIX viewing
- Live Nettv
- Ocean streamz
These are applications that were not available in the Fire TV App, but that users managed to install through an APK or with the downloader codes. Now, Amazon He is not eliminating them, but he is deactivating them so that they can no longer be used.
If you have one of these insurance questions, you have to ask you … Why doesn’t Flix Vision work? And when you try to use it, a window will jump by saying that the app is disabled (like the image we leave above). Also, this window It only gives you the opportunity to uninstall it (Uninstall).
It has a button to continue using (Keep), but is deactivated by default. AS All you can do is delete it Or continue to know that you cannot use it again. However, we advise you to eliminate it.
Amazon says that these apps put personal data at risk user and device. This is particularly true with the Flix Vision application, which Was discovered who used resources from the devices in which he was installed and allowed his developers to look with this.
However, There is no clear evidence that the rest of the apps will represent a danger to users’ privacy. According to Amazon, they blocked them because “They showed harmful behaviors”.
And you… Do you think these applications are really dangerous or is it just an Amazon excuse to give more validity to their fight against piracy?
