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Pirated films used virtual reality to attract customers

By Luo Wangshu | China Daily | Updated: 2017-11-25 07:09

Copyright authorities have discovered the first case of virtual reality technology being used to spread pirated films, an official said on Friday.

Authorities said that a mobile phone app, Chengzi VR, illegally re-edited and re-digitalized films - without copyright authorization - using VR technology, and then posted the films on its platform. The films included Transformers and Ant-man.

Viewers could buy VR glasses through the app, download the pirated VR films and watch them on a mobile phone. The service started in July last year.

Pirated films used virtual reality to attract customers

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