Heard today viewers will be subjected to ads when binging on a show. Why? Is this shift to further hide the fact that Netflix's top rated show library is getter smaller and smaller? Is it to get people hooked on Netflix originals before Disney pulls all of their programming? I just don't get why this user hostile move from a company once prided themselves with having no ads
These are not ads.. no one is paying Netflix for them. There are always tradeoffs, 99 percent of ppl wouldn't mind them. Trailers before a movie are always welcome in my book. As long as there is a way to opt out so angry nerds can rant on someone else, it is fine
Just install some browser extension to block them and move on if it bothers you
Ads suck, I would gladly pay extra to offset any ads.
Agreed, although I'm already on the most expensive plan Netflix offers. Lately I've been feeling like there's not a whole lot of good content to watch. I've been watching Hulu a lot more recently. Been bumming my friend's account but if Netflix will continue to push me away, I will leave and buy my own Hulu sub. I already hate the fucking full page autoplay video when I launch the app on my Xbox or TV. Then when I'm browsing content, the autoplay preview is also very annoying. What's especially infuriating is if there is no preview available for the show, they show random assortment of clips from the program and play shitty background music during the clip. JUST FUCKING STOP.
I’d rather not get ads on a service that I pay over one hundred dollars a year to use.