> Netflix playing at lower resolution for example.
Nobody is forcing you to use Netflix. If you don't like it, leave for a better DRM-free service. That's the free market at work.
Nobody is forcing you to use Netflix. If you don't like it, leave for a better DRM-free service. That's the free market at work.
Or maybe they will all move to TikTok and live from advertising and you'll get a chance to complain about how you hate ads then.
Which one?
Is it a free market if 99.9% of companies copy the single most profitable approach to stay afloat (see smartphones), or the entire market is dominated by content rights holders that would make you pay license fees to use the toilet if they could?
That doesn't entitle you to a specific video unprotected. But the video market is pretty unquestionably not dominated by content right holders (if by that we mean major studios).