成人电影制作商Strike 3 Holdings通过联邦法院John Doe诉讼程序，追踪到一名Meta Reality Labs高管，声称该高管利用其住宅IP地址下载了近20,000个文件1。Strike 3指控Meta通过BitTorrent方式下载了2,973部电影，涉案金额高达4.46亿美元1。该公司已要求将此案与其针对Meta的大规模侵权诉讼合并处理1。
根据Strike 3提交的证据，侵权活动首次记录于2025年3月20日，时间为该公司向Meta律师发送取证证据后的数小时内1。此后，该IP地址持续出现下载行为，截至2025年8月25日，仍记录到该IP每日超过150次下载，其中包括VR成人影片1。这名Meta Reality Labs员工已工作超过十年，其身份和职位已被法院密封保护1。
对此，Meta予以否认，辩称IP地址无法确定具体侵权人身份，且相关下载可能系个人使用行为而非公司行为1。
An adult film production company has identified a Meta Reality Labs executive as the operator behind a prolific torrent piracy account, according to court filings in a high-stakes intellectual property dispute. Strike 3 Holdings claims the executive downloaded nearly 20,000 files through a residential IP address, including VR adult content allegedly intended for artificial intelligence model training.1
The case centers on Strike 3's broader allegations that Meta engaged in systematic copyright infringement by obtaining approximately 2,973 films through BitTorrent for AI purposes, with damages sought totaling $446 million.1 Strike 3 contends that unauthorized downloading activity first appeared on the executive's residential IP address within hours of the company sending evidence to Meta's legal team on March 20, 2025.1 The same IP address continued to record over 150 downloads daily as recently as August 25, 2025, according to Strike 3's monitoring.1
Meta has disputed the allegations, arguing that an IP address alone cannot establish corporate liability for infringement and that any downloads could represent personal rather than company-authorized use.1 The Meta employee in question, who works in Reality Labs and has been with the company for over a decade, has had his identity and position sealed by the court.1 Strike 3 is seeking to consolidate this discovery with its existing lawsuit against Meta over the alleged AI training infringements.1
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