I'm curious how much of this might just be a temporary thing with upcoming releases and how much of this is actually going to stick. I wouldn't be surprised to hear that Netflix starts losing subscribers come July or August, but that might also be wishful thinking.
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The same happens with reddit right now. Monetarisation, gold diggers everywhere.
I completely agree. They have gone at this with zero long term consideration, it’s always about the short term profits.
I was honestly betting this move would lessen the subscribers dramatically. It seems I'm way off, at least in the US. Well played, Netflix. Still won't subscribe lol.
I wonder if this will hold true for EU and Asia.
I read that in spain they lost 1million subscribers over night when they cracked down on passwords.
I suspect this is only temporary. Lets see what the numbers are 6+ months from now.
Well... guess they knew better than us! Will be interesting to see if this trend continues in the long term...
Stremio.
Sad thzt this type of shennanigans work...
It’s amazing how much money grabbing is happening right now, but I’m hopeful that it will start a change in the end user that will lead to a better internet. Maybe not now, but someday hopefully!
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