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Old 12-24-2019, 01:15 PM   #430
Gotadimple
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Originally Posted by ApK View Post

What I'm unsure about is if the services you do set up...Netflix, etc, would continue to work if all of Roku Inc. and their servers later dissappeared into a black hole.
It doesn't matter if Roku goes away. Their servers hold no content to these channels. You create an account with each paid service and can stream directly if you like to a device, or cast to your TV, or use the Roku streaming device. You don't create an account for a free service, some may have a website where you can stream without creating an account.

The advantage of any streaming device like Roku or Chromecast is that they aggregate free/paid channels that you can select from. They provide you a way (just like a cable provider) to select services and can choose to watch from those you want to use/pay for. Unlike cable, what you pay for is your choice.

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