The Flash Movie Just Got Leaked on Twitter
Just one week into its theater run, the whole Flash movie was posted online via Twitter.
The quality of the leaked version was decent for cam film.
After eight hours, the platform removed the leaked copy, which had amassed 1.7 million views.
The leaker's Twitter account, @BriYoshFR, has been locked down by Twitter.
The leak may have been released on Sunday to give the studio as much time as possible to remove it.
The infamous Mario Bros. A similar leak occurred on Twitter in April with Movie, suggesting an uptick in leaks of this nature.
Twitter CEO Elon Musk increased video duration and file size limits, which allowed for the leaks to occur.
Subscribers to Twitter's premium Blue tier can now upload 8 GB, two-hour-long films.
The difficulties that studios have in preventing the illegal sharing of their content are highlighted by the Flash breach.
Despite protecting theatrical releases and fighting piracy, the leak nonetheless happened.