Netflix would have made an extremely serious decision that will disappoint millions, over millions, of people around the world, and this is because it will launch new subscriptions that come with extremely bad news, if the information discovered in the source code of the application for iOS and Androids will prove to be true, in the end.
Netflix has confirmed for some time that it wants to launch new subscriptions for people all over the world that will allow viewing movies and series from the platform at lower prices, but with advertisements included between the scenes of the productions, and this also brings a change that some - he might see her as stupid, even though she is normal.
Netflix would restrict the ability to download movies and series for subscribers who have subscriptions in which advertisements are displayed during viewing, and this is something quite normal, considering the way in which the playback of this type of content is thought out normally by streaming platforms.
Netflix joins this decision with the one from a few months ago, it was announced even by the CEO of the company, Ted Sarandos, who stated that the subscriptions that display ads would not include the same content that is available for the more expensive subscriptions, something which would mark a historic change for the platform.
Netflix would disappoint all the people who do not yet have subscriptions to the streaming video on demand platform if these decisions remain in force when the new subscription(s) will be launched, but it is normal that there are some limits to force people to activate the more expensive subscriptions, on the one hand, and on the other the technological limitations impose on them.
Netflix has not yet revealed when it will offer people the opportunity to pay less for subscriptions to the streaming platform, but it is expected that this will happen in the coming months, and how much it will be, or not. their impact is something we will see in the fluctuations in the number of new subscribers or unsubscribers.
