Let's first address the elephant in the room. If it weren't for the ridiculous power of the copyright industry, there would be no problem. Because non-live st

Let's first address the elephant in the room. If it weren't for the ridiculous power of the copyright industry, there would be no problem. Because non-live streaming doesn't make sense except as an artificial way to control copyright. There literally is no other reason why you would download an entire movie and then throw it away. Instead of this bullshit, people could easily have a small box of microSDs with their favourite films and series. You could exchange them with friends, it would be fun. Again, why did Netflix used to be mailing around DVDs instead of much more efficient read-only SDs? Oh yeah, copyright bullshit. It's very easy to forget that everybody together made up this one completely artificial rule that, unlike normal data, this is "magical data" that we have to pretend cannot be copied or stored. What ever.