Consumption rehab

Consumption rehab is a burgeoning industry that seeks to rehabilitate CumeTV addicts and allow them to function in normal society. However, these organizations violate multiple laws, and it is argued that rehabilitation of so-called "consumption addicts" will put them at a disadvantage, since there is little to do in the 2050s other than consume content.

History
The first consumption rehab clinics are believed to have sprung up in the late 2010s, well before CumeTV was introduced. In this decade, media was regarded as omnipresent but largely harmless, as few cases of outright addiction were documented. In the years following, media's reach became far more pervasive, and consumption addiction was discussed in hushed whispers.

After the introduction of CumeTV, most people would be considered media addicts under criteria established decades ago. Corporate-controlled governments largely downplayed the dangers of this and instated laws against both referring to consumption addiction as an "epidemic," and later as even an "addiction." Reports of rehab clinics of consumption addicts have increased in the years since, although their locations are not on official maps. Furthermore, seemingly innocuous businesses are believed to be fronts for these clinics.

Legality
Globo-corporate state law prevents consumption addicts from seeking help, as it does not consider the addiction to be real. It considers the rehabilitation process an illegal brainwashing. Only the government is allowed to do that.

Locations
There are believed to be three consumption clinics on Earth and two on the moon. Rumors persist of a consumption clinic in the lower levels of Hal Rainbow's New Orlando Pleasure Dome. No evidence corroborates this.