‘It’s the worst’ warns Netflix user complaining about controversial changes

NETFLIX users have taken to Reddit to discuss the ad-supported layer.

Fans of the streaming service seem divided on whether it’s worth paying less but having ads in the content.

The level was recently discussed on a popular Reddit forum.

It is called r/netflix and has over 1 million members.

The forum is described as a place for all things Netflix, and tips and tricks are often discussed by users.

“Downgrading my Netflix, how poorly is the ad supported?” wrote one Redditor in a thread.

“So I’m cutting costs and considering downgrading my ultra Netflix, which costs $22 a month, to regular or ad-supported.

“Wondering how bad the ads are on Netflix?” they continued.

“The real issue is that some content on Netflix is ​​limited to the non-ad levels, not the ads themselves, due to licensing restrictions. This is important to note,” said one person with the top-voted answer.

“Ad scheme is the worst,” another Redditor wrote.

“Pay for ads? Get out of here, Netflix. The blatant greed displayed by this company is insulting,” another complained.

Despite some resistance to the idea of ​​an advertising plan, many other Netflix users praised the ad-supported level.

“It’s better than Hulu. Usually only one short ad per show. For now…” one person wrote.

“We only run and prefer ad-supported subscriptions,” said another.

“It’s been great for us!” one person shouted.

“Compared to the ads on other streaming services like Hulu, it’s not that bad… but I’m sure they will increase the number of ads as time goes on until it becomes as unbearable as on other services,” says another. wrote.

Netflix with ads currently costs $6.99 per month in the US.