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This seems too good to be true. What's the catch? Seriously, this sounds great.
by xirdstl 9y ago
This seems too good to be true. What's the catch?
Seriously, this sounds great.
- bsharitt 9y agoIt might be spelled out somewhere in the ToS, but I wonder what the terms for revoking access are.
- mmanfrin 9y agoThree things from what I can tell: 1) All of your watch history on all services are shared with the other services and the studios. 2) This gives studios and providers an argument against loosening DRM/lock in. 3) This locks out new services unless the group lets them join.
- xirdstl 9y ago> 1) All of your watch history on all services are shared with the other services and the studios. After signing up and looking at preferences, I see they do allow you to opt-out of sharing data with the studios and their "service providers".
- scarface74 9y agoWhy do studios need an “excuse” for loosening DRM? Copy protection has been a part of most mainstream movies since the early VHS days (Macrovision).
- sprice 9y ago> This seems too good to be true. What's the catch? Not available outside USA.