Spotted a new privacy message on GOOD? Here's what's going on. If you recently opened the GOOD app and were greeted by a "new privacy agreement", you may have wondered, Hang on... what changed? The message has appeared because of changes made by Vimeo, the platform technology Watch GOOD use to help power the GOOD app. As part of those changes, Vimeo has introduced an updated privacy prompt that users may now see when opening the app. So while the message itself may be new, the way GOOD handles your information has not changed. Is GOOD sharing my data? Its existing privacy policy remains in place and explains what information may be collected when you use the GOOD app, why it is collected, and how it may be used. GOOD is committed to protecting personal information and only discloses it in accordance with Australian privacy law and its published privacy policy. No new data-sharing arrangement has been introduced by GOOD. Like most streaming and digital services, GOOD relies on external technology providers to operate parts of the service. Its privacy policy already explains that information may be handled by service providers involved in areas such as IT, cloud storage and other technology needed to deliver GOOD. So why am I seeing this now? Think of it as the technology behind the app putting a new sign on the front door. The sign may look different, but GOOD hasn't suddenly changed what happens inside. The updated prompt comes from changes to the Vimeo platform Watch GOOD use, rather than a change to GOOD's own privacy practices. Your privacy still matters to Watch GOOD. Watch GOOD know privacy notices can sometimes sound a little alarming, particularly when they suddenly appear on a device you've been happily using for ages. So Watch GOOD wanted to reassure you: GOOD has not introduced a new privacy policy, and Watch GOOD haven't suddenly decided to start doing something different with your personal information. Then you can get back to the important stuff: finding something GOOD to watch.

The global video content market is projected to grow from $596.20 billion in 2026 to $914.60 billion by 2031, according to a report by ResearchAndMarkets.com. This represents a compound annual growth rate of 8.94% during the forecast period. Growth is driven by rising consumption of live and on-demand programming, expanding over-the-top services, and mobile-first viewing. Netflix reported 96 billion viewing hours in the second half of 2025, whilst JioHotstar offered over 300,000 hours of content across 19 languages as of February 2026. The market is shifting towards hybrid monetisation models combining subscriptions and advertising. Netflix reported advertising revenue exceeding $1.5 billion in 2025, expected to double in 2026. Disney reported $24.6 billion in direct-to-consumer revenue in fiscal 2025.

Vimeo OTT vs. MediaZilla: the best alternative to Vimeo OTT. Tl;dr: Vimeo On Demand is shutting down by November 2026. MediaZilla is the recommended alternative: 0% commission on Pro/Business tiers (vs. Vimeo's 10% + $0.50/transaction), native TV and mobile apps, done-for-you migration, and automatic grandfathering of past buyers. Choosing the right platform to sell your films is crucial, especially now. Vimeo On Demand is shutting down for good, and whatever you pick next needs to protect your catalog, your customers, and your revenue without taking a bigger cut every time you grow. Platform overview. Vimeo OTT: Vimeo OTT (Over-The-Top) is a subscription and transaction-based video streaming service for creators who want to sell films or run a channel. Vimeo On Demand, the transactional side of that service, is closing entirely: uploads stop August 22, 2026, new purchases and renewals stop September 21, 2026, and the service ends November 20, 2026. Even setting the shutdown aside, Vimeo OTT Starter charges 10% plus $0.50 per transaction and is web-only, with no native mobile or TV apps. | Feature | MediaZilla | Vimeo OTT | | Zero Percent Commission | | 0% commission | | 10% + $0.50 per transaction on Starter | | No Punishment for Growth | | Flat annual fee regardless of sales volume | | Percentage fees scale with every sale | | Piracy Control | | Blocks browser-extension MP4 ripping | | No rip-blocking on Starter | | Concurrent Login Locks | | Locks concurrent device logins | | No concurrent login controls on Starter | | Access Control | | Per-title download controls and password protection | | DRM only available on higher-tier plans | | Customer Support | | Resolves viewer access issues directly | | Hands-on support requires a higher-tier plan | | Mobile Apps | | Native iOS and Android apps | | Web-only on Starter | | TV Apps | | Apple TV, Roku, and Fire TV | | No native TV apps on Starter | | Lifetime Access Grandfathering | | Past buyers automatically grandfathered on migration | | No automated grandfathering support | | Monetization Models | | One-time purchases, subscriptions, and rentals | | Transaction fees add friction at every checkout | | Website Embedding | | Easy embedding without platform restrictions | | Embedding without heavy fees is difficult | | Viewer Analytics | | Deep data: who, where, and drop-off points | | Granular analytics tied to higher plan tiers | | Ad-Free Player | | No ads, no platform branding, no competitor recommendations | | Platform branding may appear on standard plans | | Global CDN | | Buffer-free playback worldwide at HD and 4K | | 4K delivery costs scale with sales volume | | Platform Status | | Active and growing | | Vimeo On Demand is Shutting down November 20, 2026 | Can I move my existing video library without re-uploading everything myself? Yes. MediaZilla's Done-For-You Migration Service moves your video files and metadata for you as part of the migration process. Will my past customers still have access to what they already bought? How much does MediaZilla charge compared to Vimeo OTT? Does MediaZilla support mobile and TV viewing? What happens if I do nothing before November 20, 2026?