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Though they have been trying to do that, freemium meaning the core product is free and they try to make ancillary features compelling enough for you to pay for
by hombre_fatal 6y ago
Though they have been trying to do that, freemium meaning the core product is free and they try to make ancillary features compelling enough for you to pay for them.
Examples: Pocket and their new VPN service.
- dxdm 6y ago> Examples: Pocket Wait, pocket is a Mozilla thing? When that first popped up in Firefox, I just assumed they partnered with some business and sold out a little chunk of my data. Now that I'm reading up on it, I see that it's more complicated. Apparently, Mozilla Corp _bought_ Pocket, which used to be Read It Later. Which I had been using at some point before. Wow. Some better communication around all that from Mozilla's side, and I might have given Pocket a chance when they rolled it out.