Yet another thing to add, as long as you can watch it, play it back, have it display, the "encryption" is not unbreakable. It just becomes more difficult to do by brute force.
DVDs also at one point was "unbreakable" until a certain stakeholder in the technology managed to leak all their player keys on the internet (*cough* Sony *cough*).
Normal BluRay movies didn't last long either, and man was that bullcrap complex, with online connectivity being a prerequisite to allow "the revocation of decryption keys" and "updating keys" on the fly before you could watch a movie... Which they still do...
I got a legitimate copy of Cyberlink PowerDVD with my BluRay drive, which was awesome, until it stopped working due to some update.
They keep kicking a dead horse... Its easier to have it online, with all the DRM they can add, constantly evolving the platform to keep their content safe. No one wants to rip stuff off' Netflix, because you'd ask "WHY" so much effort and gain nothing, except the ability to watch it "offline" (which you cannot do with new Blurays anyway).
I am happy to pay for a streaming service, and if my connection and equipment support the high bandwidth stream for 4k then let me have it.
I'm not going to go and inconvenience myself with physically frail plastic mediums that need to be manually inserted into a lazer robot, just to update the firmware of it before I am allowed to watch the thing I bought to watch it with. F*** that...
