> Until we have publicly available statistics, speculation is irresponsible. > We can't possibly know or being able to sample or extrapolate what motivation 20

> Until we have publicly available statistics, speculation is irresponsible. > We can't possibly know or being able to sample or extrapolate what motivation 200,000 had Speculation on the causes of major changes for which we have no hard data is the basis of the original article and pretty much every comment on this thread. Nobody here is giving investment advice, so I don't know how it's irresponsible. > It sounds more like you'd like the reasons not to be one of or a combination of those, which would be fair. My personal guess (also note the use of 'probably' in my original comment) is when it comes to things like paid streaming services, personal economics is the biggest factor in the decision to subscribe/cancel for most people, and other rationales are mostly tangential. In my experience, the bottom line is what matters in the end.