No, you can’t download anything. Of course, these days you don't really need a download function because on most computers you can use screen grabs for both stills and video if you want to take a moment to do it.
But they also have a very prominent warning page that says the following:
“We are using iMATAG technology to embed invisible and unremovable digital watermarks of subscriber ID numbers … That means from the leaked content we can easily tell which subscriber leaked the content. Our legal services will obtain leaker's IP addresses and phone numbers…We will file huge monetary damages claims against leakers and the court going forward. Leakers be warned.”
For me, the irony is that I discovered their site because someone leaked a few of their stills and I thought they were fantastic. That's why I subscribed in the first place. That's why most people subscribe to new sites. So most sites turn a blind eye to a little bit of sharing, since they understand it's the best advertising possible. And if it gets too egregious, which it often does, they send a threat letter to the sharing website, and the sharing website takes the content down. We've all seen that a million times.
But these folks are saying that they're not going to go after the sharing website, they're going to go after their own subscribers, obtain their IP address and their phone number, and sue the shit out of them.
Just one more reason to avoid these assholes like the plague.
