Essentially, as long as I am able to pay a decent price for content without them telling me how I can consume it, I&#x27;ll do it.<p>If the price is too high I&#x27;ll wait until it comes down and not pirate it (see: waiting for a game to be cheaper during a Steam sale).<p>If the company tries to control how I consume the content in a way that is illogical or very inconvenient, I&#x27;ll get it by other means or just avoid it altogether. Examples:<p>1. Rick and Morty is not on Netflix, so I&#x27;ll watch it on Popcorn Time.<p>2. Rockstar games have horrendous DRM attached, even with Steam, so I just avoid them altogether. I purchased the GTA bundle and GTA IV simply does not work due to DRM. EA and Ubisoft are the same in this boat for me.<p>3. Apple requires the use of Safari to view their live streams, for no valid technical reason. So, I don&#x27;t listen or pay attention to anything during their keynotes. At the office, headphones go on. From my perspective, they don&#x27;t want me as a customer anyway, so there&#x27;s no point in giving them any mindshare.