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I bet they A/B tested that feature and decided users loved it because their metrics did not reveal how many users were muting their televisions. Maybe on Smart
by darkpuma 7y ago
I bet they A/B tested that feature and decided users loved it because their metrics did not reveal how many users were muting their televisions. Maybe on Smart TVs they know, but perhaps not if that smart TV is hooked up to an external sound system.
- dmitriid 7y agoThey were also looking at “engagement metrics” most likely. “Look, users browse twice as much and engage with content” which in reality is “users scroll past as fast as they can or try to press pause”