If caught using such add-ons, it's unlikely that you'd be able to defend yourself under the "safe harbor" guidance in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. The Inducement Rule is a law created by the US Supreme Court in 2005 which says a company or website can be held accountable for distributing unlicensed content if it encourages a user to infringe a copyright." The reason for end users to come into this is that they are committing criminal offenses.Īnd even if you can make a tenuous argument that the transitory period of data during a stream does not constitute "making a copy," remember that if you're using Kodi add-ons such as Exodus, you're working with software that's been defined as illegal under the "Inducement Rule." And then we'll also be looking at the end user. We're looking at the people who are providing the apps and add-ons, the developers.
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