It's one of the reasons. Did I say it's the absolute singular reason behind all this? Streaming services cost you money, and if you study microneconomics, huma

It's one of the reasons. Did I say it's the absolute singular reason behind all this? Streaming services cost you money, and if you study microneconomics, humans are rational animals that always tend to move towards maximizing their gains, which is calculated by subtracting cost from benefit. And there are many factors involved here. The ISP suing people problem causes people to decide between mental cost and financial cost. If you know what you're doing and have an efficient workflow that doesn't cause you to have a lot of mental cost, then you may use torrents, but otherwise for most people the mental cost overweighs the financial cost, and that's why many people switched over.