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    Wondering if it just has to do with tv series, rented and downloaded a movie and no message in Amazon.

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      Hi all,

      There is an API updates on Amazon website when accessing the vidieo playback information, we are working on this.


      BTW, a same account is used for downloading the videos every day from Amazon US/DE/UK/JP, but we are still not receive the warning email or message.

      For the warning email, you may can receive it in the Amazon Message Center or the email.



      Wilson
      Please post your logs the default location is:
      For DVDFab 13: C:\Users\User Name\My Documents\DVDFab\DVDFab13\Log
      For StreamFab: C:\Users\User Name\My Documents\DVDFab\StreamFab\log
      Please use attachment button and attach your most recent, Internal log and post right here.
      If it's the burning issue, please also attach burn log.

      Thanks!

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        Hi all,

        There is an API updates on Amazon website when accessing the vidieo playback information, we are working on this.


        BTW, a same account is used for downloading the videos every day from Amazon US/DE/UK/JP, but we are still not receive the warning email or message.

        For the warning email, you may can receive it in the Amazon Message Center or the email.

        Wilson
        I lost count of how many have got the notice, as well as how many said Oh, I am still downloading, doing this and doing that, and not getting the notice. Yet later on, how many of those came back and said now they got the notice as well. So, yes, possible that whatever account streamfab is using (that is used for downloading the videos every day from Amazon US/DE/UK/JP) has not got it YET, but still can. And some users got suspended accounts.

        So, to address the API changes/updates, does that mean that is/was the cause and will fix this issue?
        And users can feel safe downloading from Amazon again?

        From one thankful person, that streamfab is looking into this !!
        Last edited by Stan001; Today, 12:18 PM.
        Things can't be fully accomplished without proper access.
        Things need to be done with active moderatoration.

        Disclaimer: Use of a VPN can NOT be fixed by StreamFab staff or members.

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          Originally posted by Sebastian001 View Post
          I thought the issue of the emails being authentic had been resolved. So why all this work?
          Among other things, I wanted to see if it was directly from Amazon or from a third-party security company. When I started writing my request, at that point, it was not finalized whether the post was legit or not. I started the post prior to jpp72 posting his email find, but I added the third-party part after. See message number 73 above.

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            Originally posted by Eureeka1989 View Post

            I am responding to the request. Here is the email header from the email I received.
            Thank you. It is definitely coming direct from Amazon via Amazon SES. DKIM certifies the domain of the sender as amazon.com. As the Coca-Cola commercial used to say, "It's the real thing".

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              Originally posted by jpp72 View Post

              Sigh... No it is not doing the same thing and, for downloading legally, I am not worried about them noticing. I don't understand what is so hard to grasp.

              With StreamFab, they see you downloading a ton of shit and removing the protection. You can watch the content wherever and whenever you want. You can even stop paying for Prime and you still have the content.They ban your account.

              With the PrimeVideo app, they see you download a ton of shit to your device, they don't give a fuck because you can only watch that in the PrimeVideo app and if you stop paying for prime, you lose access to it. They can even say, "I know you paid for WestWorld, but HBO says i gotta remove your access to it so, sorry, but you can't watch it anymore".

              So if you use the PrimeVideo app and remove the DRM OFFLINE, they are blissfully ignorant that you now have content that they cannot control (well, a copy of it)

              So when you say it does the same thing but in different order, that is not the case. It's a different procedure entirely. Accessing media files from a CDN and querying a server to get a license and feeding that to a compromised CDM is not the same as access media on a protected file system and using the built-in decryption routines in the PrimeVideo app.
              You can sigh all you wish. My point is valid from the angle I was trying to make it. The steps are generally the same. Something must be downloaded and then decrypted in one way or another. My whole point on it was that the behavior, download frequency and number, is probably the easiest tip off because normally people would behave very differently. So regardless of where/when you decrypt or what app you do it through the behavior is noticed. Now we could say maybe limiting downloads through the app to a number that would appear normal is key but then it would be the same with Fab as well. But in that event they would have accomplished their goal in that that type of usage would slow to a crawl.

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