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I’m as guilty as the next guy, but it’s nearly never our “own” media.
It is though. Property doesn't know who it belongs to like crap you steal in a video game, all flagged red when you try to sell it at a potion shop. Owning the information on your computer is as natural as owning the bugs that are eating your mouldy mint plant.
I have accidentally observed a reflection of a Disney movie in the reflective windows from a house i do not live and saved that information trough my retinas into my brain.
Who needs to go to jail in this situation? I who now possesses illegal information in my mind, or the careless home owner who flashed their copy onto me?
Pie in the sky techno babble with zero meaning. How the fuck did this comment get up votes?
Cake in the ground capitalism-babble
It reads like the monkeys writing Shakespeare; put together like a sentence but god knows what it means.
Maybe that’s not the most popular content on my Plex config but all my fishing session recordings are on it and those belong to me :)
That's the fun part of Plex: they're a commercial company that earns money by facilitating piracy. I wonder when they'll be investigated or sued by the RIAA
They're not facilitating anything other than media organization and playback. What you're suggesting is akin to Ford being investigated for 'facilitating bank robbery' because some robbers used a Mustang as a getaway vehicle.
Probably falls under same case law with Sony's VCRs being able to record cable TV way back when https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Corp._of_America_v._Universal_City_Studios,_Inc. Though this predates use of internet for streaming/piracy/etc, supresupreme court could interpret differently now
In this community I’d assume it nearly always is …