I've always believed, and still believe, that the internet has incredible potential, especially when it comes to watching or listening to multimedia content from all over the globe. You should, in my view, be able to watch or listen to any TV show or documentary, or any radio station or TV station or program you wish, regardless of where in the world you are, or wherever the content originates. However, for whatever crazy reason, many if not all media companies, love to restrict their program to their own geographic area, despite distributing on a global platform called the internet! Do they not realize they'd get even more viewership if they wouldn't be so darn restrictive? Why do they feel the need to do this? Well anyway, I recently came across a documentary I wanted to watch from the CBC in Canada that was shared by a fellow Canadian. Only one problem. When I went to watch it, I got the message that the uploader didn't allow viewing in my country! Excuse me, but I don't believe content should be restricted, so I'm going to find a way to watch this thing, since I was interested in it. Fortunately for me, thanks to a friend in Canada, I have access to a private Canadian VPN, that isn't hosted at a data center, since that's another way greedy media companies are not allowing users in other areas to enjoy content, blocking whole datacenters even if they are in the desired country of orgin, from watching content. Anyway, thanks to my friends VPN, I did find the content, and captured it for offline use! Does anyone want the CBC documentary Everyone is Lying to you for Money? I have it in non-described audio, and yes I even have video! Take that you greedy media corporation!