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How much will be cost monthly subscribe on your platform for all content? And for which countries you oriented?

There won't be a subscription service, they will have a pay-per-view model. Similar to how iTunes is working.

And to the countries: They are focusing on underdeveloped countries. Mostly Asian countries and Latin America.

Yes, but the underdeveloped countries are just a starting point. Over time they will try to get into the developed countries too.

I think the target is fine, unbanked should be the first one to be interested by this project. Those that already have a credit card, can easily use Netflix...

I am still not sure of it.

Unbanked people has very little money and it is not easy to convince them to give it for a streaming service.

It focuses on the undeveloped countries at the start. After safe expansion, it will also work in other countries. And about people, I think everyone will have access; and those with little cash, and those with credit cards.

It will be difficult to make a profit where the population is poor, but has the opportunity to watch pirated videos for free. Therefore, the team will have to make a project that can defeat piracy, if at all possible...

At poor place the chance to watch pirated movies will be high and that is the fact. None able to change it. As todays, there is no such good way to avoid it to happen and I bet the team already knew it.

is there a statement by the team why they chose undeveloped countries to rollout their service?
Maybe because there is a marked and not may solution got the focus on that

What you say is true about watching pirated movies in poor countries. But I do not think they are thinking of immediate profit, but of rapid expansion and popularity. Profit comes in time. The fight against piracy exists all over the world, not only in underdeveloped countries.

You cant fight against piracy. If somebody can buy a movie he can grab it and give it further.
The only way is to have a cheap offer with good quality, so that people are willing to pay for it.