Disney’s password-sharing crackdown has begun
Disney’s password-sharing crackdown has begun
New restrictions take effect November 1st.
It’s now explicitly against Disney Plus’s policies for Canadian subscribers to share passwords outside of their household.
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Guess it's time to increase the range of my sonar
110 1 ReplyAnd radar.
74 0 ReplyDid you know that jellies have fins? Crazy world
59 0 ReplyWe can joke now, but we won’t be once they lobby the governments to make VPNs illegal
13 1 ReplyI always see this, but lobbying to make VPNs illegal is stupid and will never pass. So many companies use VPNs for their own security measures, they’d never allow something like that to pass.
Now that ungodly encryption back door law the UK passed, that could happen.
24 1 ReplyHow about “illegal for private non business use?”
15 1 ReplyImagine getting arrested or fined for trying to protect your own privacy. Like what the fuck.
8 1 ReplySorry to break it to you, but that's probably the future
8 1 ReplyI see so you don't live in the US?
3 0 ReplyNo, I do. It’s just insane to think about.
2 0 ReplyI mean afaik the NSA is watching people who protect their privacy especially
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I'm happy Canada doesn't really care about pirating. I have a VPN setup but it's just set to a city a few hours from me for a bit of extra precaution.
Also you don't need a VPN for Usenet :)
1 0 Replydoesn't usenet cost money?
1 0 ReplyNot very much. Someone has to host that data and that costs money.
2 0 ReplyI need to look into usenet then, from what I understood its very location based? Seeing im in scandinavia - i should look for something close?
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Such comPlex creatures!
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Arrrr!
14 0 ReplyI subscribe to +, netfix, hulu, prime and all the cable. All my R are perpetually in order though. If i find a show/movie worthy, it gets stowed. If they f me over bad enough to leave, I'm not going empty handed.
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