> I don’t get why they are so hell bent against making more money and insist on region locking content. Maybe it has something to do with the license being a t

> I don’t get why they are so hell bent against making more money and insist on region locking content. Maybe it has something to do with the license being a tax vs a service charge? Seems like opening the door for anyone with an internet connection would only help fund quality programing. $160 a year isn't terrible. Maybe there are issues with distribution rights too. I'd do it too if I could, but I'm with you and I'll take what options they leave me with.