Microsoft has already shown that it is concerned about piracy, all this in a joint action with Google at the beginning of the year. At the time, the company offered to demote sites that disseminate illegal content over the Internet in the United Kingdom.
However, it seems that in his own home the story is different. As pointed out by the TorrentFreak website, the official Windows application store is full of pirated streaming apps, which in addition to distributing unauthorized content, many of them still profit from it, including with ads.
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The source, after finding some applications, imagined that it could be an isolated case, which ended up passing without Microsoft's perception. However, the issue can be much bigger, there are several applications that promise to stream movies, series, drawings and also other content "for free".
The developers of the applications, as we can see, are not too concerned with hiding the purpose of their applications, since in a quick search it is easy to find apps that offer the service.
The old saying goes: "In a blacksmith's house, stick stick". Now, it's good that Microsoft pays more attention to what's circulating through its store, so it doesn't have to answer for such oversights in the future.
