MPAA suggests using night vision goggles in movie theaters to detect pirates.

It seems that modern cinemas in many countries have now become a place no less guarded than the airport. So, the leadership MPAA, intended for cinema workers, was recently updated. In particular, in this guide MPAA recommends banning the use of video and audio recording equipment (this concept includes smartphones, tablets, etc.), and also pay attention to the possible presence of hidden equipment in glasses for drinks, glasses frames, etc.

In order to increase the motivation of cinema employees, the MPAA offers even $ 500 to employees who helped discover and neutralize the movie pirate. All these measures are now directed against the so-called “CAM” releases, appearing almost immediately after the showing of the new film, and sometimes after the pre-release show.
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At the time of the pre-release shows, the MPAA recommends using all the available cinema resources to combat pirates, including night-vision equipment, additional staff, and so on and so forth ...

Among other things, it is recommended to call the police for any reason and for no reason , at the slightest suspicion that the viewer in the hall is “pirating” the film. Even if the viewer takes photographs of the film, using a mobile phone, it is recommended to contact the law enforcement agencies or simply shoot the offender on the spot who took out the mobile phone .



You can read the full version of the recommendations from the MRAA here .