Q: How do I change the DNS in the new Apple TV 4th Generation?

I've read them it doesn't say that at all. You interpret them how you like, it is how it is, you can't download content in a country when you purchased it in another.

Roger Wilmut1 wrote:

 

 

 

So the interesting question is, if (say) Paramount release a new Star Trek movie in the USA, but do not release it in Europe until later as a commercial decision, does that constitute a breach of some law?

 

 

I am afraid that they can restrict it. But not when released in a European country to play in another EU country. Even though this DOES happen. But luckily we see now more and more worldwide regulations (e.g. Netflix)

So Winston was right as far it concernes worldwide use of DNS services. But I doubt if it is unlawful in Europe. International companies often have a very American idea of the world and have no idea about regulations. And in time this will change HBO plays their content almost worldwide. Others will follow but they need a little pressure.....!

Winston Churchill wrote:

 

I've read them it doesn't say that at all. You interpret them how you like, it is how it is, you can't download content in a country when you purchased it in another.

Yes Winston you can.... in the EU by law......

Try it then.