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Not quite accurate. If you become a distributor of content, then you fall under the rules for distributors. That's (part of) why videos typically had that "no
by Beldin 5y ago
Not quite accurate. If you become a distributor of content, then you fall under the rules for distributors.
That's (part of) why videos typically had that "not for rent" / "only for home viewing" stuff.
There's a difference between you lending or renting out a dvd once, versus this being a business model.
How this works out exactly in a US legal context, you ask?
Well: always follow legal advice from strangers on the Internet. Also IANAL.