Evil Angel Battles Pirated Porn

LOS ANGELES—In an era of widespread piracy, Evil Angel says watching its official content turns out to be a much greater value. According to the studio, one measure of the popularity of Evil Angel porn is that Internet pirates are constantly trying to steal the product. "When they get away with it, these pirates present a demonstrably inferior and potentially dangerous version of the real thing," the company said. Compared with bootlegged knockoffs, the scenes on EvilAngel.com appear in much better technical quality. They’re complete and uncut, with zero ads. The site is easy to navigate; and its search engine takes users directly to related scenes, movies and photos. EA says all of this adds up to a far better product that’s far safer than pirated porn because the consumer’s computer will never be hacked. The problem of ripped-off content would be much more pervasive if not for the vigilance of Takedown Piracy, a company enlisted by Evil to protect both consumers and copyright holders, Evil Angel said. Chief Operating Officer Reba Rocket says, “Takedown Piracy scours the Internet for infringing materials across search engines, torrents, file lockers, tube sites, and more. We employ multiple protocols, including Digital Fingerprinting, which allows us to detect content across over 300 million tube videos. We have removed over 8 million infringements from the Internet for Evil Angel, definitely one of the most pirated studios for which we provide services.” The real deal at EvilAngel.com beats pirated porn in many ways: Better quality, complete scenes, ease of use, no ads and no hacking mean superior value. Evil Angel founder John Stagliano remarks, “So joining EvilAngel.com is the most efficient thing to do, well worth the money. Thanks!”