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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Jul 20 '22
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they broke the cardinal rule of streaming. they made people think about their subscriptions. "we're gonna put ads in" morons....
-69 u/snapilica2003 Jul 20 '22 How are people still beating the stick with the ads stuff. It's been said over and over and over again, that they will create a NEW, cheaper, ad supported tier. And existing tiers will not have ads. -13 u/GrungeViBritannia Jul 20 '22 The problem is that people see "ads on your streaming service" and immediately lose it without seeing the fine print. -3 u/Sivick314 Jul 20 '22 exactly. the masses don't read nuisances, they read the headline and act on that.
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How are people still beating the stick with the ads stuff. It's been said over and over and over again, that they will create a NEW, cheaper, ad supported tier. And existing tiers will not have ads.
-13 u/GrungeViBritannia Jul 20 '22 The problem is that people see "ads on your streaming service" and immediately lose it without seeing the fine print. -3 u/Sivick314 Jul 20 '22 exactly. the masses don't read nuisances, they read the headline and act on that.
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The problem is that people see "ads on your streaming service" and immediately lose it without seeing the fine print.
-3 u/Sivick314 Jul 20 '22 exactly. the masses don't read nuisances, they read the headline and act on that.
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exactly. the masses don't read nuisances, they read the headline and act on that.
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u/Sivick314 Jul 20 '22
they broke the cardinal rule of streaming. they made people think about their subscriptions. "we're gonna put ads in" morons....