Streaming platform and device specialist Roku has confirmed it will resume sales of its devices in Mexico.

Roku device sales had been banned in the country for over a year amid a court battle resulting from hackers offering pirated content from pay-TV networks, such as HBO and ESPN, through the devices.

“We are grateful for our customers in Mexico who, despite the sales ban, continued to stream more and more hours; and for our retail partners and content providers who supported us throughout this past year,” Roku General Counsel Stephen Kay said in a statement. “We look forward to launching the latest Roku devices in Mexico soon and giving customers an even richer streaming experience.”

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