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It looks like in terms of torrent sites
Are all on the list. seems like torrentio is gonna be a big victim of this.
More info here
https://ustr.gov/sites/default/files/2023_Review_of_Notorious_Markets_for_Counterfeiting_and_Piracy_Notorious_Markets_List_final.pdf
Anna's Archive, Libgen, etc are all on here. this is just 2023
Apologies for being clueless but how does streamio/torrentio get affected by this?
Completely fucked if you use realdebrid as endpoint.
They completely disabled their api endpoints, that means stremio can’t access the realdebrid servers
MediaFusion doesn't need the API, right?
Which unfortunately has been the preferred way of doing it for a while. Hopefully people will learn and stop relying on it so much.
I mean you can just swap to another provider.
Personally I use a *arr setup and just used RD as download, I’ll just swap to a different provider
That is true. You can switch to a new provider, and hopefully there are some that won't become unstable in the future.
Although in some cases of RealDebrid addiction/dependency like with Kodi addons which stupidly hard-code or otherwise only utilize RealDebrid they'll just end up broken and no longer functional. Thankfully most cases are flexible and don't cause that to happen, and also hopefully this event teaches addon devs to not be so dependent on a single service.
Damn.