A VPN+streaming idea

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I'm almost certain it is illegal in some way, but I don't know how.
The idea is to set up a server farm in some third world country and buying as many rights to broadcast for films/series as you can afford (for a very large span of time) using the fact that the media monopolies will sell them at a fraction of the price because it is a third world country.
Then you launch the streaming service coupled with a VPN with a *wink,wink,nudge,nudge* that you can totally set it to Myanmar and watch movies that are locked behind several streaming services.
 
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DumbDude42 said:
what would be the point of this?

anybody who wants to pirate stuff can already do so for free
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It's still has the benefit of streaming so you don't need to download the files beforehand and as long as it is borderline legal people would prefer it over paying multiple corporations.
 
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You seriously think you're the first person to think of this?
I'm pretty sure mp3.com tried that with music way back in the early post-Napster days, using Russia as the "third-world country". It fooled nobody.
 
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Interesting idea but if the user can't punch in "questionably free movie streaming dot com" into their phone without any additional setup it's dead in the water. They'll just go to Netflix because it's easy and convenient.
 
There's already many sketch FREE movie/tv streaming sites that should preferably run in a virtual machine... There's also Popcorn Time. People actually think Popcorn Time is legit and not piracy.
 
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