They all carry the label “CAM” suggesting they were filmed with a video camera in cinemas. The first legitimate leaked version of No Time to Die showed up on multiple torrent sites on Thursday, September 30, mere hours after its release in India, the UK, and select other parts of the world. It is against the law and filmmakers deserve to be paid for the content they create. Gadgets 360 does not condone illegal file-sharing. But even with those genuine cases, the illegal No Time to Die copies are of remarkably poor quality, feature hard-coded subtitles, and/ or are filled with advertisements.
While most copies are arguably genuine, given the attached screenshots and user comments attesting to their legitimacy, some are fraudulent and merely exist as a trap to load viruses, malware, and whatnot onto the computers of unsuspecting individuals.
No Time to Die - Daniel Craig's fifth and final Bond movie out now in cinemas - has leaked onto torrent sites and other networks that enable piracy, in differing versions of quality and file size (from 849MB to 2.90GB).
