Whilst I don&#x27;t condone it, that&#x27;s precisely what is going to keep occurring until markets are totally unlocked. Piracy and torrent trackers will continue to be effective until this sort of thing is freed up.<p>Rights holders might not be happy about it, but then again people like myself, who don&#x27;t pirate, aren&#x27;t very happy about having to pay for multiple services just to watch content that we would be able to view if we lived in another country. Frankly, it pisses off a lot of people that nationality has <i>anything</i> to do with what we watch or have the opportunity to purchase.<p>Why should being a U.S. citizen be more advantageous for viewing streaming content than being an Australian? This sort of thing pisses off people. It&#x27;s often funny listening to those from the U.S. who say &quot;So what? It&#x27;s the law, just deal with it&quot;, when if they found they had the same treatment would probably complain just as loudly.