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My point is that in this case I actually do get some value from losing privacy. I could just watch regular TV instead of Hulu. Those ads are just targeted broa
by crazy1van 12y ago
My point is that in this case I actually do get some value from losing privacy.
I could just watch regular TV instead of Hulu. Those ads are just targeted broadly by the viewership of a particular show or time-slot.
- gress 12y agoThis tradeoff was forced on you.
- kefka 12y agoPiracy is ALWAYS an option. And piracy guarantees privacy in viewing. It doesn't go into RedBox's DB, nor does Netflix see what I watch, and nor does Hulu, nor even YouTube/Google. Nor will those Internet-bluray players tattle what I've seen. And there's no ads, ever. And I can watch when I want, how I want. Better yet, call it Rights-maintained Media.
- aaronem 12y ago> piracy guarantees privacy in viewing It does nothing of the sort; it only makes it less likely you'll get a targeted ad, and more likely you'll get a nasty letter from your ISP instead.