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Originally Posted by HarryT
A very peculiar definition of "necessary". She claims that it is "necessary" to pirate TV shows because geographical restrictions prevent her from watching them legally when living in another country, but that suggests some sort of inherent "right" to be able to see a TV show. What law grants her that right, I wonder?  |
I did pirate game of thrones, i want to watch it, no legal way was available to me.
Now, I can have OCS, so i took OSC and voila.
They should relay wake up, and realize that if they want people to pay for their products, they have to begin with making said product available.
When in Denmark, I face the " not available in your country". I wanted to watch heroes, but TFI video denied me, because I was in Denmark. Danish alternative (if there where some), where in danish i don't really speak..
So as a last resort, I went to the darknet.
Steam was a pain too, not wanting to let me pay with my french visa while using a danish IP.
Fist time, I called support, second time, i gave up buying the game.
Geo-restrictions are bad, geo restrictions as an expatriate, that's
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