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Strike 3 Holdings sued over 20,000 people since 2017 over alleged porn downloads, using IP tracking and settling for thousands, sparking criticism over accuracy and ethics.
Strike 3 Holdings, a Delaware-based porn company, has filed over 20,000 federal copyright lawsuits since 2017, targeting individuals it claims downloaded its adult films using IP address tracking.
It uses subpoenas to identify anonymous defendants, mostly settling cases for thousands of dollars without going to trial.
Critics call the practice extortion, citing untested evidence methods and high settlement payouts, estimated at $20–30 million annually.
No case has gone to trial, and legal experts question the accuracy of linking IP addresses to individuals.
The company is also in a separate dispute with Meta over alleged use of its content for AI training.
Strike 3 Holdings demandó a más de 20,000 personas desde 2017 por presuntas descargas de pornografía, utilizando el seguimiento de IP y pagando miles, lo que provocó críticas sobre la precisión y la ética.