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How could you possibly be correlating Netflix supporting downloads and phone screen size preferences?
I think he means large storage space, not physically large devices.
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Your question implies that there's any practical use for that DRM in streaming services. There's not and it does nothing useful but annoy users. Anyone with ounce of motivation can easily bypass and extract the media content, so the only thing DRM does is piss of paying users which can't watch content on flaky connections, flights, travel and alternative operating systems. Meanwhile on torrent sites you find Netflix…
Anyone with ounce of motivation can easily bypass and extract the media content This is obviously untrue. For at least 95% of Netflix users this is inconceivably difficult. Peek out your bubble and you may also notice that torrent use is massively declining in popularity because they're a horrible user experience.
The people that use Popcorn Time/etc would disagree. That has been a fantastic experience, so it's natural that the MPAA would go after it tooth & nail.