Review on Roku Premiere Streaming Media Player by Danierl Temple

I'm so happy to finally get this ROKU device. I've been using my Sony DVD player as my wifi router for the past 3 years with no problems. One day, a message popped up on my TV about the End User License Agreement that I had to accept if I wanted to continue watching TV. When I read the license agreement I decided Sony wanted too much control over the device I bought and paid for and I thought it was mine. They wanted to track and share what TV shows I watch and basically seemed to indicate that the device belonged to them rather than me. Needless to say, I refused to follow what they wanted and bought a box of ROKU. It also now has an end-user license agreement, but it doesn't feel as intrusive and controlling as Sony Corp would like. And some of those you don't want, you can reject. I am very glad I bought this, you can use it for free after purchasing the device. So if you're having setup issues, be sure to contact a real ROKU technical support specialist for help. There are other tech support representatives who tell you that there is a setup and program fee. "package" which has no such concept. as always. Attention buyers