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I honestly don’t understand why so many people are up in arms about a company enforcing their contract. If you bought a sort of “family pass” to a movie theate
by PragmaticPulp 4y ago
I honestly don’t understand why so many people are up in arms about a company enforcing their contract.
If you bought a sort of “family pass” to a movie theater that allowed your family to watch unlimited movies, you wouldn’t expect to be able to pass the family pass around to other families.
Netflix is literally just the digital version of a family pass to a movie theater. Everything is priced according to models of single households using single accounts, down to the licensing costs and royalties.
- Markoff 4y agoI don't see anyone up in arms here, he just pointed it's enough reason to cancel Netflix and he is perfectly right, same as they have right to enforce their contract. You don't like them going strict on account sharing, cancel account, it's your right.
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- nkjnlknlk 4y agoThe value proposition doesn't make sense to a lot of people any more. Also, a lot of people are facing rising costs/losing jobs, etc. so it's one more thing threatening their way of life. Not to mention some families are fairly distributed and any tech savvy person has many viable alternatives.