Locking you out of your data should however not be allowed. They should be forced to give him a chance to migrate everything off their services.
No company holding physical items you own on your behalf would be allowed to seize them without warning and compensation.
It's a service your credit card company offers but most companies aren't signed up (I'm pretty sure there's a lot of paperwork)
FYI copyright on your own files is independent from any right to access your file storage, copyright is nothing like property law no matter how much lawyers pretend it is.
Instead you want to invoke privacy law and the right to your own data.
And first sale doctrine would apply well to digital purchases like media and apps and especially the right to keep using your purchased electronics (with fully functional offline modes)
RTFA lol
IRS isn't in the business of stopping transactions (unless it's money laundering) anyway
YouTube's default codec is AV1 and Netflix supports it too
There are IrDA adapters which can let it react to your remote, so yes
Better performance for Android TV apps
You're making their smooth talking smooth enough to fly by you
Account portability for one thing, with accounts being defined by the DID and repository and not server name + path you can easily switch servers
Multiple games has been using it to distribute updates