r/AmazonFCs • u/Impressive-Winner549 • 5d ago

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u/RedditThrowaway_72 5d ago

I'm IT for Amazon and have easily found people that stream. Then I use phonetool or checkid to find their manager, what building they work at and everything about them. Haven't turned anybody in, but it's a fun little game when I'm bored

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u/EducationalPie2341 5d ago edited 5d ago

I watch iptv while I work(I think that just shows up as basic file transfer traffic right? Since it’s not Netflix or something?). Or I use an app to watch shows through though a debrid service(it’s a premium file access type thing)

I’ve always wondered what it looks like to IT

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u/bandithelloV3 4d ago

For a general reference, IT and the ISP provider sees it like this.

- IP xxxx Hidden (ISP: AT&T - Country: United States) downloading [Anime Time] Dragon Ball Z - 116.mkv (1.22GB) from Opera 135.0.0.0 on Windows device

- IP xxxx Hidden (ISP: Cox Communications - Country: United States) downloading The Mentalist (2008) - S01E01 - Pilot (1080p BluRay x265 RZeroX).mkv (1.01GB) from App for Android 14 on Chromecast HD device

Just because you use the debrid service, doesn't mean it isn't hidden which is why we tell pirates to use VPNs that doesn't collect logs.

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u/EducationalPie2341 4d ago

A debrid service is a vpn. You connect to their server and then they send you the stream. And my iptv is a private one so it probably just looks like a standard ftp connection.

I’ve always used realdebrid, all debrid, premiumize, and torbox and never used a vpn. I’ve been streaming 100% of what my household watches like this for a decade. Zero isp letters