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losimagic t1_j9lk9jq wrote

1 in 10 admitted to it ......

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robindawilliams t1_j9oc9a8 wrote

1 of 10 admits, 3 of 10 did it, and 7 of 10 asked their kid/cousin/sibling to do it for them because they don't know how.

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David_ungerer t1_j9mx8r1 wrote

And the streaming services politely ask for a list that admitted to it . . .

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CleaveIshallnot t1_j9op7il wrote

Wasn't just this posted recently?

That companies are seeking (legal action even?) Reddit posts/comments about ppl who share pirating stories/tips, etc?

Filmmakers Request Identities of Reddit Users to Aid Piracy Lawsuit

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Skavau t1_j9p9ha4 wrote

Link? Also that does not seem actionable if it is just words

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KingRabbit_ t1_j9omm7r wrote

1 in 10 admitted to a criminal offense.

What a useless poll.

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DeckardsDark t1_j9ompvp wrote

i believe the number actually. even though it's not really hard at face value, i think we really overestimate how many people will even seek out information on how to do it and also have the technical skills to set it up and do it. add in the fact that most people pay for convenience in every aspect of their lives as well and i expect the number to be real low

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Gopokes34 t1_j9p21k3 wrote

Ya I believe that number for sure. I'm a 20 something that isn't an idiot when it comes to tech, but I hardly ever even try to pirate anything. Can't remember the last time I did. If I can't get it on YTTV or one of the streaming services I have, I just don't bother. Forget people my parents age.

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