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It makes sense in isolated situations, like Netflix recommending content based on previous content you liked on their platform. I think it becomes creepy once t
by babypuncher 5y ago
It makes sense in isolated situations, like Netflix recommending content based on previous content you liked on their platform. I think it becomes creepy once that data leaves the domain where I originally generated it.
- colordrops 5y agoIs that really an ad though? A recommendation on the platform itself isn't an ad IMO.
- pueblito 5y agoThat’s definitely an ad
- ipaddr 5y agoIt is and many get paid for it. You think those top prime picks are most viewed/best rate.. no they are picked by an editor for a variety of reasons some include clauses in deals or money spent/relationship with the studio.
- scarface74 5y agoThat’s not how Netflix works. Netflix pays a one time fee for content to be in its platform. It’s not a pay per play deal like Spotify.
- Smoosh 5y agoIf nothing else it is an ad to coerce you into watching more shows on Netflix.