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>Would Netflix have to do this if it actually had content people wanted to watch? very well said. that line is spot-on. for my taste / prefs, I could notice a
by tsjq 5y ago
>Would Netflix have to do this if it actually had content people wanted to watch?
very well said. that line is spot-on.
for my taste / prefs, I could notice a clear state of uselessness around late 2019. I stopped netflix subscription starting Jan 2020.
- blahblahblogger 5y agoI also stopped Netflix at some point early in the pandemic. More and more I was seeing good shows go away and nothing decent replacing it. Then they had all these weird shows (Cuties?) coming around that left a bad impression. Ultimately my canceling of Netflix went along with canceling big tech as my disillusion has grown across the board: * Amazon (this was hard to cancel, my prime subscription is still paid for the next 6 months) * Facebook (still use the messenger app to chat w/ friends though) * Google (search and Chrome - but still use gmail of course and at work) I'm going to cancel something from Apple to do a full de-fanging of FAANG :) Actually here's what I'll cancel: Apple Arcade. Everything they release now is just a "+" game from a non-Apple-Arcade title. "Somegame+" where it means no ads and maybe a little extra content. Originals on Apple Arcade are now harder to find and everything in my new/recommended/trending/etc is a "plus title".