I draw the line between things that are intended to be private, and things that are intended to be publicly available. If HBO intended to only share Game of Th

I draw the line between things that are intended to be private, and things that are intended to be publicly available. If HBO intended to only share Game of Thrones with their friends and not the public, then it's their right to encrypt it and only make it available to those people. If their intention is to share it with me because I paid for it, it's a little bit ridiculous to give me access to the decryption key (perhaps embedded in a blu-ray player I own) and then tell me how and when I'm allowed to use it under penalty of law.