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Netflix: Piracy is Difficult to Compete Against and Growing Rapidly
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this post was submitted on 05 Feb 2024
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It's also Netflix's fault.
It's less Netflix fault than others' fault.
I probably wouldn't have cancelled Netflix if it weren't for their password policy change. That's Netflix's fault, but the content wasn't great, so it made it easier to pull the plug.
Exactly same here. Even with the loss of content, I was happy to carry on as I wanted 4k so had to take 4 screens, but shared with my sister and mum. In exchange, my sister bought Disney plus so was a good arrangement. When they took away sharing, 4k was not worth it. What am I going to do with 4 screens when I don't even have that many people in the house! Now we buy neither service and sail the seas. I'd rather pay for Usenet or Debrid than these jokers.
Also, it got annoying that half the decent TV shows ended after two seasons. You get invested and then bam, you'll never see it again.
Both of these are purely Netflix's decisions.
Please elaborate...