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I'd argue it's a balance. While I agree it's logical for them to want to optimize a balance between watching and scrolling. They don't want you to scroll foreve
by TheFiend7 7y ago
I'd argue it's a balance. While I agree it's logical for them to want to optimize a balance between watching and scrolling. They don't want you to scroll forever, otherwise you'll get bored and not watch anything, I can only tolerate searching for nothing for so long.
Do that enough times and you have a subscription cancellation fast approaching.
- newscracker 7y agoI don’t have the link handy, but I remember reading that many (or most) Netflix users spend a significant amount of time managing and going through their lists to decide what to watch. Anecdotal observations and a handful of personal conversations have revealed the same. I don’t think as many people are canceling for this devious UX to be a money problem for Netflix.