Not clear from the article how they're planning on implementing this but I would expect the bigger backlash will come from people who travel for work/want to use their own netflix account in the Airbnb they rented for their holiday/etc. I'd love to know what their plan for that backlash is, because it looks a lot less justifiable from that perspective.
Wait until someone comes up with a device that proxies HDMI with HDCP but streams it with people you wanna share the content with. Call it a remote working screenshare collaboration device that solves the problem of having join a meeting or start a local application (clickshare).
How about this, some guy uses his capture card to capture shows he is interested in and then distributes them via some sort of peer to peer network to other users who could help "seed" the file in return, ensuring it remains available for others who desire it.
People seem to say "Tailscale" when what they mean, as I understand it, is "any VPN". Is there something Tailscale offers for this use case that e.g. Wireguard does not?
Ease of use and connecting devices behind a nat without maintaining server. Commercial VPNs let you access the internet not other devices in your account like tailscale.
