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  • I’d be interested if people in Europe find the current system to be a significant hassle or not.

    It just means people pirate. This really should’ve been solved some time ago. A TV show being accessible does not inherently mean that it must be streamed, it could be a digital download. This is why a Steam storefront-type setup should exist for TV with no blocks. You can buy any TV show you like, £10-15 a season (prices could vary obviously) and it’s yours. Netflix and Amazon and Disney etc would exist alongside it as streamers. Or the EU should’ve thought about a pan-european streaming service.

    The European Parliament should’ve just alternatively done this.

    If you refuse to make your TV show legally accessible either to stream or to download for a certain country, piracy of that show within that country should be legal