A few days ago, a pirated website hosting movie and series premieres cave 3shut down its domain entirely due to a lawsuit by the Creativity and Entertainment Alliance (ACE), “the world’s leading anti-piracy coalition”.
ACE discovered the Cuevana3 server in the province of Peru and immediately proceeded to take it down. The site has been ranked first in terms of traffic in the region over the past four years.
The Creative Entertainment Alliance is an organization that includes major international production companies such as Netflix Studios, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, NBCUniversal, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Walt Disney Studios, Acorn TV, Warner Bros, Fox, HBO, Paramount, Youtube, among other companies.
ACE Director Jan van Voorn noted that: “Over the past year and a half, we have also shut down several other high-profile illegal services in Latin America, which sends a clear signal to piracy operators in the region and around the world that we are getting closer.”
Cuevana is being revived in versions 4.5, 8 and more.
However, “the rage didn’t end with the dead dog” as many pages with a wide variety of URL and number options began to surface to revive Cuevana.
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The site was created in 2011 and has since become one of the most popular sites for watching movies and TV series. The website offers a wide selection of movies and TV series that can be viewed in Spanish, English and other languages. The site also offers the option to download movies and TV series to watch them offline.
Source: Digital Trends
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