Netflix announced a few months ago one of the biggest changes for the video-on-demand streaming platform made so far, one that surprised a lot of people at the time, but even more surprising is the way it was implemented in final for those who pay subscriptions.
Netflix has already launched subscriptions with ads for users who watch movies, series, and more, within the video on demand streaming platform, but the experience itself is quite different, and varies depending on what we watch within the platform, without a clear idea of how everything unfolds.
Netflix displays advertisements at the beginning of certain films, series, documentaries, while in the case of others it does not display any advertisements when we start watching them, and although in the case of some it still displays advertisements while we are watching, with a varying number of spots advertising, in the case of others it no longer displays advertisements during playback.
Netflix has stated that subscribers who pay for these subscriptions with ads can expect to see 4-5 ads for every hour of content, and this statement remains true for now, but it is not yet known how these ads are chosen to appear, at what times, or if they are displayed or not by the platform.
There are some top Netflix movies that don't have ads at all, and some old movies that have ads both at the beginning and during playback, so everything seems to be a game of chance, but still it's not clear vis- Regarding the ad display strategy, it is very possible that things will change very quickly soon.
