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Netflix doesn't seem to like to act unless they get in legal trouble. Such as their misrepresentation on how their customer DVD priority system works, the possi
by Klinky 15y ago
Netflix doesn't seem to like to act unless they get in legal trouble. Such as their misrepresentation on how their customer DVD priority system works, the possibility of private information being leaked via the Netflix Prize & now this.
This should have been an important priority from the get-go. If the DVD or BR has subtitles, then there really isn't much reason the online streaming version shouldn't have this option. They gave numerous excuses on why they couldn't do it & they just kept giving out new ones. So now they have a lawsuit on their hands.
Truthfully, I don't think Netflix cares about the deaf people who use their service & those who complained they'd rather have them drop the service & get off their backs. I think they had their lawyers look over the law, feel it doesn't apply to them & they've put it on the back burner allotting very little resources to it because they truly don't care & were essentially waiting for the deaf community to put their money where their mouth is.