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Strike 3 Holdings, an adult film producer, has unmasked an anonymous BitTorrent pirate as a Meta Reality Labs executive through a "John Doe" lawsuit, alleging the executive downloaded nearly 20,000 files including copyrighted content and VR adult titles. Strike 3 argues the massive download activity occurring just hours after Meta was informed of copyright infringement on its corporate IP addresses suggests Meta deliberately shifted piracy to residential connections to avoid detection, potentially to train AI models. The company is seeking to link this case with its larger $446 million lawsuit against Meta over thousands of downloaded films allegedly used for AI training.
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