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  • 1
    Looks like a Google Play fake 😂 anyway I think the "disable private mode" thingy could be triggered by your private mode blocking cookies altogether. That would be a reasonable problem for me.
  • 4
    @Alice @moagggi They are just an online streaming service. I don't know why the hell they can't stream in private mode.
  • 1
    What the f*ck?
  • 3
    @Floydian That's what I think. They are still on Flash man.
  • 2
    Private mode... Haha
    Always onn
  • 2
    What the actual fuck 🤣
  • 4
    Location. Incognito usually hides the location of the user from the site, meaning that rights management cannot be accurately enforced. I hate region-specific management as much as the next person, but its understandable when the service is for profit. Can't be dealing with them fines yo
  • 2
    It's because incognito is hard for apps to handle storage. Some apis are disabled and storage gets less priority.
  • 2
    @monr0e
    Well why dont they just use the IP Geolocation? I know it can be spoofed, but so can browser location.
  • 1
    @arekxv because geolocation has been breaking , very slowly, over the past ten years or so. Your IP can put you in a different country, simply because its been bought and sold so many times. Mine, for example, puts me in Sweden. I live in the north east of England.
  • 13
    *SLOW CLAPS*
  • 2
    @bitsnpieces They are gonna get fucked real hard after Flash's EOL.
  • 1
    Incognito mode fucks up websql/indexedDb quotas
  • 1
    I had the same problem with Netflix. Almost cancelled my account.
  • 1
    @bitsnpieces wtf! Flash! WHY WOULD YOU FUCKING USE FLASH! FUCK FLASH, FUCK IT IN THE ASS! FUCK ALL WEBSITES THAT USE FLASH AND FUCK THE DEVS WHO THOUGHT FLASH WAS A GOOD IDEA!
  • 0
    The reason they do this is because some of their premium content (mostly live sports) is free for 5 minutes. So essentially, you could go incognito, watch for 5 minutes, open another incognito window, watch again for 5 minutes all for free. To get around this, they blocked incognito mode.
  • 1
    @drGreat5 they could just track the ip, and you can manually erase cookies, and you can also make a hidden incognito mode
  • 0
    @-vim- Very true, but they went with this. Their engineering team probably thinks this is the best option
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