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Good job he wasn’t selling fire sticks eh !

Indeed. This Worthing vicar got 4 years for crimes that actually included victims https://planetradio.co.uk/greatest-hits/sussex/news/worthing-vicar-jailed-for-possessing-more-than-22000-indecent-images-of-children/

Quickest way to draw attention to yourself if you have illegally gotten gains is 1) trying to deposit vast sums of cash you can’t explain 2) spending a lot of money

As expected - those profiting from it go to jail , their customers / subscribers visited by FACT rather than police https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65697595.amp

Have ‘arrests’ been mentioned ?

Depends if it is really happening, or even if perhaps they’re sending out community support officers or similar

Your IP is still traceable , but location might be elsewhere. If I tried to login to my work accounts while on holiday in Dubai, I’d be denied access as that’d be unusual

Agreed, but Peacocks problem to solve rather than end user doing anything

Fair enough, didn’t realise you could

Because you can’t run a VPN from a fire stick. Only other way would be if you could run a VPN from your router directly (unlikely)

This was actually partially related to my job for the past 10 years up until beginning of this year. A few things: - technically it’s very difficult for an ISP to consistently get this information, but can be done. Same techniques used to prove terrorism or child porn offences. - highly...

Depends if they’ve had a court order against them ….

To be fair that’s not entirely true. Internet service providers can quite easily tell who has been watching them from a user perspective.

they can. They’d just need to say goodbye to the TV deal in place. But your suggestion will only widen the gap between the top 6 and everyone else. We saw this with the PPVs during COVID

Can’t see how they sticks up in court. Guaranteed convictions for those providing the streaming services either directly or by selling fire sticks etc, but going after individuals - waste of time