Google gains ground in battle against robbery

Google said Wednesday it is making progress in helping web clients truly get tunes, films and applications while interfering with income to sites with stolen advanced substance.

A 64-page report discharged by Google guaranteed advance in the war on theft, yet additionally noticed another battlefront as "add-on" programming that can be introduced on authentic open-source media players, for example, the Kodi box to illegally stream copyrighted substance.

"Battling unlawful spilling on open-source media players like the Kodi box indicates both the test and the significance of a fair methodology in the battle against robbery," Google said in the report.

"Privateers have made additional items to empower Kodi boxes to get to encroaching works."