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Content geofencing makes no sense. Until businesses realize this people will always find ways around it.

• rhino369 11y ago
  It makes a lot of sense for the world we live in now. Most revenue from TV is still captured by regular broadcast or cable viewership. Those means of distribution are typically geofenced. If you have an American show, Sky or BBC will pay more than Netflix will. Plus, people in developing countries can't and won't pay western prices for content. It makes sense to geofence and then sell it to them much cheaper.
  • russdill 11y ago
    But in most cases here, people are willing to pay the same price as the original country of origin of the content but are denied that option.