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>They're not charging a fee to users who decide to skip ads. >The other is priced higher and does permit skipping ads. Isn't your second comment "a fee to use
by jjulius 4y ago
>They're not charging a fee to users who decide to skip ads.
>The other is priced higher and does permit skipping ads.
Isn't your second comment "a fee to users who decide to skip ads"?
And, yes, that this is a tiered plan is mentioned in the article by the author.
- petesergeant 4y agoThe headline intentionally makes it sound like you'll be fined if you skip adverts, rather than a two-tier service being offered.
- jjulius 4y agoThat's why folk should read articles instead of trying to understand a nuanced subject that has been condensed to a single sentence. I don't know why people continue to remain shockedpikachu.jpg at the fact that headlines are supposed to grab your attention, and that the onus is on you to read further for clarification.