• @onlooker
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    172 years ago

    Yeah, Netflix is over. Too many competitors, too many shows that weren’t successful past the first two seasons, rising subscription prices, not to mention hostility towards VPN users and password sharing fees. At this point it’s easier just to pirate what you want to watch. Again.

    • @sudojonz@lemmygrad.ml
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      52 years ago

      Not to mention the huge increase in new cold war propaganda and pro-hard drugs content over the last 5ish years. Netflix is a dumpster fire.

      Time to go sail the high seas, aye.

  • @jokeyrhyme
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    72 years ago

    I’m still a subscriber, and I greatly prefer the user experience of Netflix (as imperfect as it is) compared to Disney Plus or Amazon Prime Video, or even YouTube

    It’s almost as though nobody at these companies even tries to use their own apps

    • @pingveno
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      2 years ago

      Even if earnings go up in the short term, a collapse in their customer base is eventually going to hit profits. It also affects share prices, since share prices are supposed to reflect the future value of the stock.

      • @agarorn@feddit.de
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        32 years ago

        Why do you think it will definitely collapse. Couldn’t their subscriber numbers stabilise somewhere? 2

        • @pingveno
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          12 years ago

          It could, but it’s going to be a significant reduction from previous expectations.

  • down daemon
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    2 years ago

    if you’re technically inclined and like watching stuff, i highly suggest kodi with debrid addons. i have mine running on a raspi3b+ connected to my tv, it’s like netflix for everything. my debrid service is like $13 a month and has a terabyte cloud with rss torrent downloads, usenet, vpn, voip, and high speed downloads from premium services. don’t wanna advertise here but if you ask i’ll link you. or just search debrid