Use hostnames and dynamic prefixes or addresses don’t really matter. Haven’t had an issue in years and my last isp changed prefixes multiple times a week. I mean technically it would not be available for five minutes when IP changes but never noticed.
I don’t care if they probe for my media considering I block 99% of the world. Yes blah blah they could get around it. If someone really wants to see what I have on my media server that bad, I don’t think I’d be able to stop them anyway.
So I told people download app enter this url and login. I even send out an email inviting them so they can click the link and create their own username and password. Then if they forget their password they can ask for a reset link.
Yep I see this as the end game of Plex MPA purchases the data and goes after people.
Sunk cost. It took me loosing my Plex watch history to say fuck it I’m going to Jellyfin.
Been with 2 providers this year and neither have been behind CGNAT.
It was easy considering I was already using custom domain for Plex.
My guess when the MPA buys plex data and they have what movies everyone has on their servers.
The advertising for VPNs is do full of lies also.
Yes and no. The deal is your last part is your MAC. So when your extension changes they can still track you over any ipv6 connection. The privacy extension changes the last bit so you can’t be tracked over any connection.
But this has nothing against privacy just piracy.
No it’s not they have to create a Plex account if putting a URL in a window is to technical then creating an account is. Also jfa-go has made inviting so easy.
And Plex your opening 32400 not sure what your argument is.
Not that bad. It’s been about the same for Plex maybe less. Have had lots of Plex isn’t working when their servers where down.
I don’t get that. Both display content and seem very similar. Now does Jellyfin have problems yes.
I have had very old and non techie people setup Jellyfin. Putting a URL in a box is not actually rocket science. I thought it would be way harder but they did it.
But it’s never going anywhere even less then lemmy. Video is expensive both in storage and bandwidth compared to text.