Amazon's new Fire TV 4K Select update blocks VPNs, sideloading and unapproved apps, ending the freedom many users loved on older Android-based devices.

Amazon has cracked down on Fire Stick piracy, blocking illegal apps used to stream live sports and Hollywood movies.

People are at risk of a large fine if they do not pay for a TV licence and watch live sports on a ‘dodgy’ fire stick. The maximum punishment is a £1,000 fine – which could reach £2,000 if you live in ...

Amazon launches a major Fire TV Stick update to block apps linked to illegal streaming. The crackdown targets sideloaded content and aims to protect creators and users.

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Huge ramp up in global crackdown on piracy as those watching sports and other content illegally told to watch out ...

The tech giant has announced that, starting today, it will commence blocking applications suspected of providing illegal ...

PORNHUB has revealed its UK viewership on the website has gone down by a whopping 77 per cent since rigorous age checks were ...

Amazon has announced that unofficial apps loaded onto dodgy Fire Sticks that allow viewers to access paywalled content for ...

Amazon's new update to its Fire TV Sticks will work to instantly block any apps that are suspected of offering access to ...

Bucherer has launched a new app ‘Bucherer: Watches & Jewellery’ for UK customers to organise, appraise and sell their assets.

Amazon has just announced a significant update to its Fire TV Sticks, which will instantly block any apps suspected of offering access to illegal streams. Until now, the US technology giant has ...