It is as if you were accused of violating the terms of use of a streaming service – such as Netflix, for example – and were punished by permanently turning off your television, without being able to turn it on to watch open TV,” a legal expert told Metropolis.
More like if you were accused of stealing a TV from Samsung, so Samsung made that TV stop working.
> It is as if you were accused of violating the terms of use of a streaming service – such as Netflix, for example – and were punished by permanently turning off your television, without being able to turn it on to watch open TV,” a legal expert told Metropolis.
More like if you were accused of stealing a TV from Samsung, so Samsung made that TV stop working.
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