Life in the UK for Immigrants: Ahead of the release of highly anticipated annual blockbusters such as 007 Spectre (Spectre) and the final installment of The Hunger Games, "Mockingjay – Part 2," UK cinemas have been requested to use military-grade night vision goggles to identify individuals illegally recording films with handheld devices like smartphones. Kieron Sharp, Director of the Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT), stated that the more high-profile a film is, the greater the risk of piracy, adding that they will work with cinemas and distributors to strengthen anti-piracy measures.

Prior to this, a man in Nottingham, UK, was arrested on suspicion of illegally recording "American Ultra" and "Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials".



