The History, Cause and Effect, and Reasons for Piracy

What do you think when you first heard the word Somali pirate pirate? Until today, the pirates are still walking around the sea to find some of them; they do not necessarily need to be cherished, but food, money or goods necessary for survival. This research report explores the history of illegal copying, the cause and effect of activities related to illegal copy, and the reasons for illegal copying. What is piracy? Well, this is the custom of attacking and stealing a ship at sea. The basic concept behind copyright infringement dates back to the 14th century BC and has not changed thousands of years.

The history of illegal copying of the Internet, and its impact on illegal copying and copyright infringement of the Internet are major problems worldwide. Piracy of the Internet has also undergone major changes since its inception. These impacts are particularly felt in many industries, including the music, movies and software industries. Due to the overwhelming influence of piracy, many laws have been proposed or passed in the United States. Copyright infringement seriously affects the Internet as a specific label and is eligible for fair use (Stim 396). For example, by definition, imitations need to be regarded as humor, fair use means that the content is intended to show a positive prospect rather than a downgrade of the original work. In the legal aspect, piracy violates one of the seven concrete rights summaries of the copyright law. Contracts between artists, writers, inventors, and their companies and publishers have been violated in many ways.

Illegal copying of video games has a long history. Due to the existence of video games, piracy already exists. Categories and experts related to cyber security condemn and declare illegal use of software infringing owner's copyright as a criminal act. As long as they know the piracy of the game, gamers, developers, and industry members are discussing whether illegal copying will harm legitimate sales and gaming profits. According to a survey, the population age of pirate games is between 16 and 35 years old. Naturally, most pirated game consumers have average household incomes of less than $ 25,000 per year. But surprisingly, the average annual income of consumers exceeds $ 150,000, is still a pirated game. The percentage of people using pirated games in the US is 36.4%, followed by 13.3% in the UK.