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HBO reacts to Game of Thrones episode 6 leak: Was accidentally posted for a brief time

HBO has reacted to the accidental airing of the upcoming sixth episode of season seven of Game of Thrones in Spain.

Updated on: Aug 17, 2017, 09:12:43 IST
Associated Press | By , Madrid
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HBO said Wednesday that due to an error the sixth episode of Games of Thrones’ seventh season was shown a week ahead of schedule in Spain and Nordic countries.

The episode is the second to leak this season after fourth.
The episode is the second to leak this season after fourth.

The episode was available to subscribers in these areas early Tuesday for about an hour before being removed. The 71-minute episode is due to be officially available August 21.

News of the incident was immediately reported on social media and copies of the episode were reportedly available online later.

HBO Europe said in a note it had “learned that the upcoming episode of Game of Thrones was accidentally posted for a brief time on the HBO Nordic and HBO Espana platforms.

It said the incident wasn’t connected to the recent cyber issue with HBO US.

HBO has been the victim of hacking in recent weeks in the U.S. In India, episode four of Game of Thrones was recently leaked, leading to the arrest of four suspects.

The release sparked some criticism on social networks by people annoyed by the spoiler. Others welcomed it.

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