I have a user who has watched Bedtime Stories with Adam Sandler 13 times in a month and I am starting to get concerned. I try to mind my own business with what people watch but when the stats say that it is the most watched movie and there is only one user that watched it, you start to get curious.

  • @BreadOP
    link
    English
    12
    edit-2
    5 months ago

    You misunderstand, it is my friend but I try not to keep track of what my users are watching because it is kinda creepy. That being said, it is odd enough to be noticeable. So I could say something, but I don’t want to be weird for knowing what they watch.

    While I enjoy ribbing a friend as much as anyone, a lot of people see it as an invasion of privacy, because it is.

      • @BreadOP
        link
        English
        05 months ago

        Hasn’t really occurred to me to tell people unless they asked or it became necessary because they can’t get their transcode settings correctly.

          • @Jackinopolis
            link
            English
            25 months ago

            Ignorance is often confused for malicious intent. This person knows the user wants privacy, but it never occurred to them to tell the user where their privacy ends.

            He could write a EULA, but this is a private Plex server; why would he need one until privacy becomes a concern?

            • @BreadOP
              link
              English
              15 months ago

              It is one of those things you don’t really think about until it pops up.