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Amazon will start blocking piracy-related apps on all Fire TV devices, including sideloaded ones. The company says the move protects both media creators and users from malware and fraudulent apps. The ...

Amazon will block any app that offers access to pirated content, regardless of whether it was downloaded through its Appstore ...

FACT Chairman told GB News the shake-up at Amazon will help tackle 'growing threat of illegal streaming apps' in the UK ...