'Any time I would question the process, they would threaten me with contempt of court proceedings,' says Lackman.īesides seizing personal items such as his computer and phone, Lackman says the plaintiffs' lawyer and independent counsel forced him to hand over passwords for his email and social media accounts.

Lackman was 'not permitted to refuse to answer questions' and his lawyer wasn't permitted to counsel him in his answers. He was given a break for dinner and to speak to his lawyer, who was present. Once downloaded on the Android box or a computer with added software, some of the add-ons - such as Exodus and 1Channel - allow people easy access to pirated movies, TV shows and even live television.Īccording to court documents, the group stayed for 16 hours and the plaintiffs' lawyer and independent counsel interrogated Lackman for more than nine hours. Now the companies are also targeting Lackman and TVAddons - a library of hundreds of apps known as add-ons. Lackman is responsible for 'TVAddons' a directory for hundreds of Kodi Addons. Adam Lackman, a Canadian citizen and TVAddons founder, had his home searched and found himself being interrogated for nine hours. While most of the Kodi Addon crackdown has been located mostly overseas, this one is happening in the Great White North. Ryan passed along this story out of Canada which caught his eye.

Of course that is not cool with a lot of companies and a lot of laws as well. Many of these Addon programs that can be facilitate with the use of Kodi can easily deliver copyright content right to your TV, free of charge. We have discussed the use of Kodi Addons at length this year.

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