US seizes over 1,000 websites in FIFA World Cup piracy crackdown

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The U.S. Justice Department has seized over 1,000 websites related to unauthorized streaming of FIFA World Cup 2026 matches.
In addition to the website seizures, 1,970 domains used for piracy have been blocked.
The crackdown aims to protect intellectual property rights during the World Cup.
This operation reflects ongoing enforcement actions against copyright infringement in sporting events.
The seized sites were allegedly used to stream the matches without proper authorization.

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The U.S. Justice Department has seized over 1,000 websites related to unauthorized streaming of FIFA World Cup 2026 matches.
In addition to the website seizures, 1,970 domains used for piracy have been blocked.
The crackdown aims to protect intellectual property rights during the World Cup.
This operation reflects ongoing enforcement actions against copyright infringement in sporting events.
The seized sites were allegedly used to stream the matches without proper authorization.

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