La Liga's war on piracy is breaking the internet in Spain — and your VPN could be the next target
La Liga's aggressive anti-piracy blocking has led to a series of overblocking incidents when football matches are aired. Spaniards have been turning to VPNs to navigate recurring outages, but questions remain about the approach remain.
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