it was awful it was embarrassing it was terrible my wife but the come comes my
motherhood about the issue that used to come up a lot where people would try to
make you feel funny password sharing with your streaming services your live
services your Netflix and all that you have some people that would get on a
holy high horse and say you're wrong for doing it but is it illegal I've been
telling y'all it's not illegal the companies might not like it but what can
they do because it's not something that's gonna throw you in jail well to
back up what I was saying I've got a video we're gonna watch to help you guys
defend yourself when you get these holy rollers trying to tell you you're doing
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guy will leave their link in my video description technically as for sharing
is not illegal you early but maybe it is look I'm not a lawyer I have no idea I'm
just going with the best interpretations I can find and those are well they're
unclear there were a bunch of breathless headlines a few years ago about it being
illegal to share I'll remember that word but the whole remember case that seemed
to be more about corporate espionage then about sharing your password with
your roommate the whole thing it was based on the Computer Fraud and Abuse
Act which was enacted in 1984 and today in 2019 its relevance is well like I
said unclear so if the court like types moving into this
our selves I looked into the terms of use of the more popular streaming
services out there and what I found is that they're mostly unclear Netflix is
pretty clear it says that your account is for your personal and non-commercial
use only and may not be shared with the individuals beyond your household okay
but it is not in lieu not enforcing that you can throw a rock anywhere in America
without hitting someone who shares that Netflix password so I'm not really sure
what to make of that good point Hulu implies that it doesn't
want you to share passwords outside the home but implications aren't legally
binding as far as I know instead Hulu goes the technical round
and says that any streaming outside of your home network would have to be done
on a mobile device which would cut down on piggy bankers using their own Roku's
or Apple TVs or whatever to watch it on the big screen that's Ling TV states
pretty clearly that you may not reveal or share your login credentials with
anyone but then what about the other simultaneous streamers because if you
get the three simultaneous streams with the blue package I assume they'll all
need to login using your info that's simply station view then there's Play
Station view and they don't mention password sharing at all as far as I
could tell because they don't care anyway I'm not gonna go through every
streaming service the point is it's a mess and there doesn't seem to be any
standard so if you do share your password what's the worst that could
happen well as a non-lawyer I guess it's possible that one of these companies
could come after you personally I'm not losing any sleep over that possibility a
crackdown would probably just take the form of warning emails and then maybe
some account shutdowns or more likely they'll just take the Hulu route and use
technical solutions to try to limit the problem now when I asked one of these
major companies which shall remain nameless
they basically confirmed that huge jozu I'm not a lawyer and I'm not here to
tell you how to interpret something like a Terms of Use document I'll just tell
you what I plan to do I'm just gonna stick with the simultaneous streams
rules set up by each company and for now I figure I'll probably be okay because
frankly Netflix is probably happy to just create a bunch of Netflix
even if some of them aren't paying for it because chances are eventually they
will so is that thoroughly enough well that's enough of that
you get the gist of it what we've been saying for a long time folks
no it's not illegal you're not doing anything wrong the companies might not
like it but it's not illegal and here he said that the company may come after you
they may not it's just like if you go anywhere you get laid on a bill you
don't pay a bill the company can come after you but technically is that
something that's gonna land you in jail not necessarily so people always try to
point a dark eye on the streaming community especially when it's a great
area of the law and streaming versus downloading we know downloading and
distributing is an illegal action but streaming is in the gray in America but
you still get people that want to get on their high horse and try to tell you
wrong or whatnot if you want to use this platform so ladies and gentlemen the
legal jargon here is it's not illegal not necessarily saying is legal it's in
a great area but if you're worried about going in jail your chances of that
happening are very very slim and that's gonna do it for this video don't forget
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