ACE (Creative and Entertainment Alliance) is back to fighting piracy and shutting down IPTV services, this time at the end of the road. The powerful anti-piracy coalition is once again behind the scenes, managing to shut down two IPTV providers without issuing any announcements or details. Any domain attempting to access the platform will display a seizure message. They are redirected to the ACE web site, which provides instructions on how to access legitimate distribution channel content.
DripTV offers more than 500 channels from a variety of platforms, with subscriptions costing just $19.99 a month. In addition, it openly promotes its services on YouTube, and customers “recommend”, talking about its awesomeness. T.KO TV offers a larger package to run 3,200 channels on Android with 4K TV boxes and sticks.
The service even claims to offer “award-winning customer service”, as if there are any credible entities out there that will reward pirate streaming platforms for outstanding help.