SKY has issued a warning to viewers to stop using ‘dodgy’ Fire Sticks to access its content without paying. Sky has been working alongside a law enforcement to crackdown on illegal ...

Owners of 'dodgy' firesticks have been given a significant warning by Sky, with users now risking fines of up to £50,000. The British broadcaster has warned that it is planning a serious crackdown on ...

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The Amazon Fire TV Stick's micro-USB port can be used for much more than delivering power to the streaming device, as long as you think outside of the box.

Efforts to crack down on the Fire Stick epidemic were ramped up over the Christmas period, with hundreds of letters sent out ...

Amazon is also cracking down on the use of 'dodgy' Fire TV sticks by blocking apps that are identified as helping users gain illegal access to pirated content. An Amazon spokesperson said: “Piracy is ...

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Penalties for selling devices can include 12 months jail and £50,000 fine - with users also facing big penalties - but a study said sports fans think it's 'acceptable' ...

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Using a ‘dodgy’ fire stick? Then you might want to check what the punishments and the risks you face.