Is this legitimate, as in you pay the distributors for their license?
Selling access to my Plex Server (Movies & Shows) $5 |
(Mar 28, 2016 05:51 AM)Skeetz Wrote: It is not. This isnt netflix.How do you provide your customers with safety? Why would I use your service over something like PopcornTime, which provides me with a free service like yours, just with an insane amount of broadcasting. Just wondering why I would pick you, when my safety is at great risk the day you get caught. (Mar 28, 2016 06:06 AM)Skeetz Wrote: I dont plan on giving access to a abundant amount of users. This is all under plex, When i give users access they dont even get a IP to connect to. Your plex account will be given access to my server.But your plex account still stores my IP address, and the feds will get access to that one day, and then I would be arrested for possession of piracted goods? a) PopcornTime does not require you to use a VPN; it recommend it. b) I am not downloading the movie on PopcornTime, I am streaming it. You just stated the two only facts you thought differentiated you from PTime, which were false. I am not trying to bash your sales, I just know how all this works from personal experience. I just want to make sure if I do buy access to your service I get my safety for buying it. I just don't understand how you are going to safe-keep my information. Where is your server located? (Mar 28, 2016 06:19 AM)Farouski. Wrote: At this point stfu mate, all you are doing is sale trashing. If you don't want it don't sales thrash. OP I will be considering this very soon...I am not sales trashing; I am considering purchasing OPs service, as I am tired of my Netflix accounts constantly being void. I just don't want to pay $5.00 for something that gains me nothing over PopcornTime. Instead of having my information stored, I could just buy a VPN through PopcornTime, have my information a tad bit more secure, limiting my chances of being caught. I'm sorry I am not someone who just buys shit, and then get arrested a month later. (Mar 28, 2016 06:20 AM)Skeetz Wrote: I do not own plex. Plex has been around for a long time with the sole purpose of hosting media ie movies and shows. Do you really think everyone on plex has a license to host the content that they add? Be serious with me m8. If they store your ip thats beyond my knowledge, Though i've had this server running with users already using it for over two years & i've yet to see a fed pull up in my driveway and arrest me. I can't wait for it to happen srsly.Sorry, I did not know what Plex was, I just thought it was your service. But, I can't follow your sense as per the; used it for two years and not being caught does not play a role, it can happen, and it most likely will, everything does. So your server is located in Canada? That would scare me a little, as that really limits my safety. Couldn't you get an off-shore server instead? (Mar 28, 2016 06:25 AM)Skeetz Wrote: You would use Plex. They have a online applet that would automatically connect you to any servers that are shared with your account. The applet secures everything sent between the server and client and all data is encrypted.> The applet secures everything sent between the server and client and all data is encrypted. Where did you find this information? I was searching various places to try and gather some information about their safety and security for their customers and I found nothing. > Flinging or casting content using our Plex Companion protocol will not always be secure. > When making use of a "Manual Connection" that you've specifically added in particular Plex apps (e.g. Android or Plex Home Theater), the communication won't be secure. > Internal, local requests from the System and Framework components to the rest of the Plex Media Server are over regular HTTP. These requests are only on the local machine itself. That is what is being saidtated on their very own website - but you just stated they encrypt connections? That is not what is being said on their website. > myPlex acts as a hub, providing connection information between Plex clients and Plex Media Servers. However, myPlex is not involved in any actual communication between a client and Plex Media Server. > Some unencrypted connection (originating from this host) will still be allowed when set to "required." They do not have any safety - and if they do, it is so limited. I am sorry, but I would just be way too afraid to risk me being pulled in for shit because Plex can't ensure my safety. This could be done so simply, but all they do is provide you with a hub, that does nothing but providing a communication between your media server and me, the customer. Edit: Oh.. you removed your post about linking me to how to add SSL.. (Mar 28, 2016 06:44 AM)Skeetz Wrote: By applet i was talking about the webclient. Which is secure.I updated my post, check it out. What makes no sense to me is; you keep saying I won't directly connect to your server, I will be doing it through Plex – but in the end, I will still have a remote connection to YOUR server, as that is where it is all hosted. All-in-all, some of my information, is being stored, and that limits my safety a lot. I don't get why you have to be all defensive, I am, just as well as ensuring my safety, also caring about yours. You might not have known all this. If you want me to stop, then have a great day. |
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