Fmovies and other related piracy websites shut down by Vietnamese authorities


Operating out of Hanoi since its launch in 2016, the ring offered a suite of notoriously popular illegal streaming websites. — Photo by Glenn Carstens-Peters on Unsplash

Vietnamese authorities, in collaboration with the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE), have shut down what is claimed to be the world's largest piracy ring for films and television shows.

Operating out of Hanoi since its launch in 2016, the ring offered a suite of notoriously popular illegal streaming websites such as Fmovies, Bflixz, Flixtorz, Movies7, and Myflixer, along with the anime-specific Aniwave.

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