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this post was submitted on 20 Jan 2025
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It's a free service, right? It's not a paid service, right?
Nope, you pay either way. I think it's $10/mo for the ad supported tier, and $20/mo fke the ad free tier.
You pay to see ads.
My limited brain can't understand the concept of pay+ads
People actually do that?
Funny enough, Hulu has been doing a paid+ads tier from the get-go, long before other services started jumping on this bandwagon.
Never made sense to me why anyone would want it then, and it still doesn't make sense even now that all the services are offering similar plans. People pining for that cable TV experience maybe?