Singer Wang Leehom files police report over pirated versions of his music app


By AGENCY

Wang Leehom issued a stern warning against the unauthorised versions, which have proliferated to more than 1,000 websites. Photo: Wang Leehom/Instagram

Launched in February, the first semester of classes were immensely popular, attracting 20,000 students and reportedly made him RM22mil richer.

A second semester started on Monday (July 26), but unscrupulous pirates attempted to secretly record the classes and even lured away students, causing the app to lose about RM1.1mil.

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