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its a strong benefit for the end user. There is prior to this little to no incentive for companies to do this, and arguably most don't want friction-less cancel
by no_wizard 5y ago
its a strong benefit for the end user. There is prior to this little to no incentive for companies to do this, and arguably most don't want friction-less cancellation, or they would have built it from day one in the first place.
I don't bet on this sticking around if it can at all be broken.
- Kbelicius 5y ago> There is prior to this little to no incentive for companies to do this There are huge incentives to do this in California and EU. They have the legislation that says that if one can subscribe to a service with one click of a button then one must be able to unsubscribe with one click of a button.