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You can configure Plex to be entirely local, but the value of it is much diminished and I'm not using it for mass piracy as I spent years (over 3) ripping all my CDs and I'm still going on the DVDs.
Velocio-
fair... I mostly watch stuff from netflix/amazon which I have paid for, I just find the single view of kodi easier to deal with than the two apps (that randomly crash and do weird shit)
also, I've noticed more and more stuff using hard coded DNS via HTTPS (looking at you google devices) which is a fucking nightmare for security
Kirth
@Velocio how much do you really trust plex not to send stuff to them on what you viewing etc... ? I still use kodi as it's toally isolated, but man the lack of SQL DB drives me nuts (and lord forbid you change your media mount points, or have multiple head ends... etc...)
I like the idea of a plex server, with plex front ends but I really don't want stuff leaving my network (even "anon" metadata or whatever)