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I'm sure it's more a of case of needing the data for business purposes (such as paying copyright holders) than a matter of "surveillance".

• kuschku 9y ago
  That's the same, though. Surveillance is only defined by collecting the data — not necessarily by how you use it. But the data still exists, and as in this case, can still be used. And apparently, Netflix rules on how to access or use it aren't particularly strict either.