( ezqgtouvszfgc | 2016. 01. 14., cs – 22:37 )

Netflix is a surveillance system: it demands customers identify themselves to pay, and thus records what each person watches. Don't stand for this!

Netflix makes customers sign a restrictive contract that denies them the rights that they would have under copyright law.

Netflix commits all of the three usual injustices of digital publishing: Digital Restrictions Management (DRM), End User License Agreements that restrict the customer beyond the restrictions of copyright law, and identifying and tracking the customers.

To tolerate any of these predatious practices is to surrender our rights without a fight. I will never buy from a publisher that does even one of these things.