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If you spend more than two weeks on the same hotel TV you'll need to add it as a home for that month. The policy doesn't apply to a phone or laptop that you bri

If you spend more than two weeks on the same hotel TV you'll need to add it as a home for that month. The policy doesn't apply to a phone or laptop that you bring with you. If you're doing this it is a multi-thousand dollar trip and a single water bottle in the lobby will cost $3. You do not actually care about $3 though you may object in principle. This policy targets casual password sharing among the working poor who don't know about VPNs. Whatever you think about that morally it does sound like they nailed the scope.

prepend 4y ago
> If you're doing this it is a multi-thousand dollar trip and a single water bottle in the lobby will cost $3. You do not actually care about $3 though you may object in principle. The principle is very important. And I think responsible for being able to afford a multi-thousand dollar trip. Why not pay an extra $3 for that bottle of water? Or pay$3 to use your own toothbrush? $3 isn’t a big amount, but it adds up when everyone starts charging extra money for things they shouldn’t. I like to think of what a donation of that amount could feed people. $1 is a bulk meal for someone in need. Should Netflix prevent me from donating three meals to needy families?
- akagusu 4y ago
  > I like to think of what a donation of that amount could feed people. $1 is a bulk meal for someone in need. Should Netflix prevent me from donating three meals to needy families? If they know you have $3 to donate to someone in need they will do whatever they can to prevent you to do it and they will try to capture this amount for themselves. This is basically how our society works today. And I don't know what is worse, billionaire companies doing this or people that think they are right doing this.