Infringement by making device or providing service, etc., to access works communicated without authority
150.—(1)  Subject to the provisions of this Act, copyright in a work is infringed by a person (X) if —
(a)the work is communicated to the public without the copyright owner’s authority;
(b)X does any of the following acts (whether before or after the work is so communicated):
(i)makes a device to obtain a commercial advantage;
(ii)deals commercially in a device;
(iii)imports a device for the purpose of commercial dealing;
(iv)distributes a device to an extent that will prejudicially affect the copyright owner;
(v)offers to the public, or provides, a service —
(A)in exchange for payment; or
(B)together with the sale of a device;
(c)the device or service is capable of facilitating access to the work; and
(d)X knows or ought reasonably to know that the device or service —
(i)is capable of facilitating access to works communicated to the public without the authority of their copyright owners; and
(ii)has only a limited commercially significant purpose or use other than that capability.
(2)  In this section —
“device” includes a component of a device, and a computer program;
“service” includes a subscription service and the provision of information.