The main search engines will eliminate torrent websites from their results

The film and music industry are the major losers of illegal downloads, although for some time now and with the popularization of music and video streaming services, many are the users who prefer to pay to enjoy legal content quality without having to search the internet for the latest episodes of your favorite series, because if we talk about movies at the moment there is no simple and quick solution on the horizon. In a movement to try to end, or at least reduce the downloads that users can make, the main search engines have joined to try to block all the results that their search engines show related to torrent downloads.

Currently some browsers already block access to certain movie, music and application download websites informing the user that they are going to enter a non-secure website with content protected by copyright, notice that we can skip without any problem. For now, this new function will be tested again in the United Kingdom, one of the countries that is putting the most obstacles to users, threatening to include them on a blacklist so that they cannot use the internet with any other provider.

But that pact between the main search engines is a half solution, since regular users of this type of website know which pages they should visit to download any type of content protected with copyright. Also, when a service is closed, four more come out offering the same content. The main search engines will modify their algorithms to eliminate all the websites that show torrent results from the results, simply so that users who are not aware of these websites will find it impossible to find a way to download the content they are looking for.