Strike 3 Targets Meta in Expanding US Copyright Litigation Blitz

Adult content rights holder Strike 3, known for prolific lawsuits against individual infringers, now sues Meta alleging large-scale AI training piracy

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Strike 3, an adult film company owning rights to over 2,000 titles, has filed more than 20,000 US federal copyright cases since 2017, primarily against anonymous defendants. In a notable shift, it sued Meta in July 2025, accusing Facebook employees of mass downloading its content to train artificial intelligence. The…

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Strike 3 Targets Meta in Expanding US Copyright Litigation Blitz Strike 3, an adult film company owning rights to over 2,000 titles, has filed more than 20,000 US federal copyright cases since 2017, primarily against anonymous defendants. In a notable shift, it sued Meta in July 2025... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/strike-3-targets-meta-in-expanding-us-copyright-litigation-blitz

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