@awvawz It's unfortunate, but it's completely justifiable. If the media is being offered illegally, Roku must remove the content or they become liable. Streaming providers must have the legal right to stream their media. This is either done by being the owners of the content, or by licensing it from the owners. This channel did not own the content, and did not license it for streaming, therefore they were offering it illegally.
The Roku end user licensing agreement states that Roku has the right to remove a channel at any time. This is one of those times they are required to do so.
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