The European Commission wants to "punish" British citizens for leaving the European Union… by restricting their access to Netflix when they travel across Europe.
This is the accusation put forward by the Daily Express, an English tabloid newspaper, in an article published in March.
The accusation is misleading however, because it reverses the responsibility.
The truth is that after Brexit, Brits could indeed lose their right to the "portability" of online content when they travel abroad, a right which is currently protected under EU law.
This law guarantees that consumers can enjoy their paid subscription content – such as football games or Netflix – everywhere in Europe, exactly like at home.
Accusing “Brussels” of seeking to punish Britons by terminating those rights is therefore dishonest at the very least.
For many Twitter users, it is in fact the British who have "punished" themselves, by deciding to leave the EU and the benefits that come with it.
The UK’s self-inflicted Brexit ‘punishment’ over Netflix | |
| 348 views views | 20,937 followers |
| 8 Likes | 8 Dislikes |
| News & Politics | Upload TimePublished on 28 Jun 2018 |
| solosis, solosec, soloshot, solo stove, solos pizza, solosec coupon, solostar, solosite, solos glasses, solosite gel, solos ana barbara, solostrength, solos pizza menu, solo skiff, soloshot 2, soloshot reviews, solos for young violinists, solo stove bonfire, solos lyrics, solos mod pack | |
No comments:
Post a Comment