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They've always had poor visual quality (bitrate-related artifacts), the prices keep rising, they banned password sharing which they previously encouraged, the c
by dns_snek 2y ago
They've always had poor visual quality (bitrate-related artifacts), the prices keep rising, they banned password sharing which they previously encouraged, the catalogue is shrinking and its quality is declining, they're introducing ads, you need multiple streaming subscriptions, etc. The service just keeps getting worse.
I left a long time ago but I'm clearly out of touch, where does the average consumer draw the line? I expect the next pirate uprising to take the world by storm once the masses figure out how much better and less expensive their experience could be.
- skyyler 2y agoI'm still in the land of usenet and torrents to grow a collection on a NAS that's then played with VLC, but I think the kids like streamio now.