Comment on Plex got hacked.
toxuin@lemmy.ca 3 weeks ago
Keep in mind that the only reason they deny you the ability to log in to your own local service with your own local sign-in method is that they may upsell you on their cloud junk. If there’d be no cloud account involved - your data would not be at risk and/or leaked. They endangered your privacy for marketing purposes.
If you have not moved off of Plex - do it now. This company is fully rotten.
The email they sent out has reply-to address that conveniently does not work…
Orygin@sh.itjust.works 3 weeks ago
But brooo, don’t you know you need to have a cloud login. You neeeeeed it broo, so they can have all your info leaked bro. How else can I give access to somebody if I don’t pay 200+ bucks for the privilege of accessing my own library bro.
Data leaks happen bro, no need to worry it’s the third time in a decade. This is a text book pro response anyway, they deserve more money bro.
How dare you suggest people use another software bro, they deserve your money each month, not these leeches giving you free software. Plus Plex is so much more secure anyways, just look at them getting hacked bro. Your jellyfin is so insecure you need a PhD in cyber bro-security to even think about doing it. Look at all the jellyfin instances getting hacked every day. Someone could even guess a UUID and access 10s of playback of my pirates movie bro, see how it’s so full of holes bro