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> I am amazed to read this under the caption of articles picture: "Netflix customer Susan Lorenz of Toronto doesn't understand why the company is suddenly shutt

> I am amazed to read this under the caption of articles picture: "Netflix customer Susan Lorenz of Toronto doesn't understand why the company is suddenly shutting her out from the content she used to be able to see." ... Susan most certainly understands why. Later on in the article, it says this: ~~~~~ Because she pays for the service and has been able to skirt the rules for so long, Lorenz doesn't understand why Netflix is suddenly shutting her out. "I don't know why I can't have international access," she says. "That doesn't make sense to me." ~~~~~ Understanding why there are content restrictions across regions makes no sense to most people.

developer2 11y ago
>> Understanding why there are content restrictions across regions makes no sense to most people. Because the industry refuses to modernize the business structure they've been using since what, the 1950s? Before the birth of the internet. We have 18 year olds out there who grew up with internet as the centre of their world. It doesn't make sense to most people, because it doesn't make sense in the 21st century.
lostgame 11y ago
>> 'Understanding why there are content restrictions across regions makes no sense' fix'd