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Thank you amazon for encouraging piracy
I'm not even sure it encourages piracy. That would assume amazon has content people want to watch.
Name an amazon show.......
See? You can't do it. Nobody can! It's like trying to name lost media from the silent movie generation. Nobody would know what you were talking about if you did name one.
American Gods, Rings of Power, Good Omens, the Expanse, Man in the high castle, the Last of us, etc etc.
It's not always as good of a selection as other services, but it's got a fair few gems on there and a good amount of back catalogue films and tv shows that are fab :-)
And the fact that they collect so much stuff that would otherwise not be available at all (usually because its only on some random foreign streaming service and refuses to work with netflix) is where they really shine.
That said, I immediately stopped using it when they brought adverts in to the paid subscription. I'm not paying to watch adverts, sorry, no.
It still boggles my mind how paying for ads became acceptable. Not only is the company making money from the advertisers for the ad space, they now get to make money off the population for viewing the ads. This is a crazy world we live in.