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Except the "No ads" claim on Premium is bullshit false advertising, because some content still has ads before and after. I vote for my wallet by not paying for

• namlem 5y ago
  Iirc, it's only a handful of shows and it's due to contractual agreements that pre-date the ad-free plan.
  • yjftsjthsd-h 5y ago
    Oh, well, if they have a contract that says they have to lie I guess that's okay then. /s But seriously, that's their problem, not mine; if they can't actually deliver zero ads then they can call it the "almost no ads" plan or the "no new ads" plan or whatever they want that isn't a lie.
  • Sohcahtoa82 5y ago
    Then Hulu should have renegotiated the contracts rather than resort to lying in their marketing.