Come ho abbandonato (quasi) TUTTI gli abbonamenti

I've eliminated 80% of the subscriptions from my digital life and I'm so happy. I finally stopped paying for things I don't even really own and I'm back in control of my data and what I truly care about. It's all thanks to this little box, eh big box. In this video, I want to explain in

detail how I did it, why, and how you can do it too. It will be a step-by-step guide with some IT tips as well. In fact, I spent weeks studying, researching, and setting up a digital infrastructure capable of giving me access to everything I previously paid a subscription for, but for free—that is, not

exactly, we'll talk about it later. But first, a little context is needed. In recent years there has been a worrying trend, in my opinion. Everything is becoming a subscription. Subscription music, subscription movies, subscription software, subscription video games , subscription data. But these are things we're used to, come on, there's no need to even talk about them. We didn't even

realize it, but years ago these things were bought and owned. But it doesn't end there. There are many other cases where companies are trying to make subscriptions available for products that until recently were simply being sold. HP tried to sell a subscription printer , so if you stop paying, it does n't work anymore. Tesla will now offer

Autopilot only by subscription. BMW attempted to sell heated seat options as a subscription, and tractor company John Deere offered subscription features even though farmers bought tractors costing thousands, if not tens of thousands of euros. Well, in my case I reached saturation point when in 2023, if I remember correctly, Netflix removed subscription sharing. I