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I always wondered about how this fit with the TOS. People paid for Prime with the expectation it was ad-free. Then it got ads, and now it has tons. I never watc
by apparent 1y ago
I always wondered about how this fit with the TOS. People paid for Prime with the expectation it was ad-free. Then it got ads, and now it has tons. I never watch anything anymore, which I guess saves them $ because they don't have to pay the content providers. But it sure feels lousy to be a boiled frog. I would ditch it if my wife didn't insist on keeping Prime.
- immibis 1y agoThe TOS of almost any online business says they can change the TOS any time they want to, with the minimum legally required notice. Plus, most TOSes have very little legal effect, in either direction.