This is evidence that Indonesians love to visit pirated movie websites.
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According to a report by Muso, a UK-based anti-piracy company, there were 229.4 billion visits to pirated film websites worldwide in 2023. This figure represents a 6.5% year-on-year (YoY) increase.
“Despite industry efforts, piracy not only persists but also shows significant growth,” Muso wrote in its report.
India recorded the highest number of visits to pirated websites, reaching 9.04 billion last year. This accounts for 30.56% of total visits to pirated film websites globally.
“This indicates that film piracy has become normalized as a method of film consumption in the country,” Muso wrote.
This is driven not only by demand for Hollywood films but also by demand for local content. Furthermore, the growth of internet access in India also supports the phenomenon of film piracy.
The United States ranked second, with a total of 1.85 billion visits to pirated film websites. Turkey followed with 1.7 billion visits and Pakistan with 1.03 billion.
Indonesia ranked fifth globally as a country frequently accessing pirated film websites, with 1.03 billion visits, equivalent to 3.5% of total global visits to pirated film websites.
Other countries with high numbers of pirated film website visits include Russia, Ukraine, China, Iran, and Thailand, all with less than 1 billion visits last year.
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