Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) is a catch-all term for any television broadcast over the Web rather than by more traditional means.
There are actually many different forms of IPTV. These include:

Online TV providers only like Sling TV, DirecTV and PlayStation Vue.
Applications from TV networks such as BBC iPlayer and FOX Now that offer both live TV and video on demand.
Online TV channels only such as Cheddar TV.
Websites that offer free live TV.
Plugins for applications like Kodi, Plex and Emby.
Third party subscription IPTV services.

Finally, even if they don’t broadcast live, video on demand services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video are also IPTV.
Is IPTV legal"
And so, to the main question: is IPTV legale" The answer: it depends. Let’s take a look at some of the different types of IPTV that we looked at in the previous section to determine if they are legal or not.
First, online TV providers only. Naturally, they are entirely legal. All channels are fully licensed from their respective sources.

Indeed, there is a surprising overlap between the different services and the existing telecommunications companies. Hulu is partly owned by Disney, AT&T and Comcast. AT&T also owns DirecTV and Dish owns Sling TV.
The own apps of TV networks and online TV channels are also completely legal (although you should be aware that bypassing app blocking efforts is often contrary to terms and conditions and may result in a ban).
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