A recent survey reveals that 20% of dodgy box users in Ireland have faced fraud, scams, or identity theft linked to illegal streaming, leading to losses six times greater than for non-users. Despite the risks, over 40% still endorse these devices. The law in Ireland classifies dodgy boxes as illegal, facing potential fines and imprisonment, yet enforcement primarily targets commercial operators. High-profile cases involved significant prison sentences for individuals profiting from dodgy box businesses, illustrating both the legal ramifications and ongoing prevalence of these illegal devices.
One in five dodgy box users have been victims of fraud or scams related to illegal streaming, suffering losses that are six times higher than non-users.
Despite legal implications, over 40% of dodgy box users still recommend these illegal devices, showing a disconnect between awareness of risks and continued use.
Under Irish law, using a dodgy box is illegal, but enforcement is primarily against operators, not individual home users, making the law less impactful.
Recent cases highlight the legal consequences of operating illegal streaming services, with significant prison sentences handed out to those profiting from dodgy box operations.
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