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    With Netflix new ad-free standard plan at $20, streaming’s tipping point into old TV is getting closer


    With Netflix new ad-free standard plan at $20, streaming’s tipping point into old TV is getting closer

    https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/10/netflix-20-dollar-streaming-plan-price.html?__source=androidappshare

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    2. fundiedundie on

      Getting closer? It’s already there when you combine multiple services.

    4. Thump604 on

      It’s even easier to cancel. My Plex library has superior quality and quantity.

    7. brahbocop on

      Not to defend these companies raising prices, but I pay for Prime, Netflix, Disney+, and YouTube Premium and am still paying way less than I was when I had cable. Way, way less, about $100 less. I have plenty of things to watch between those services, more than I think I could ever watch if I tried. Sure, some day the price will get to where cable was, but the key word is was. Cable prices are also going up and up. Having paid for cable and now these streaming platforms, I’d still rather have the current setup versus what we had before.

    8. OTMallthetime on

      I was an early adopter of Netflix. Canceled after the cuties fiasco and never looked back. The whole ” we are the alternative to cable as we are cheaper and have no ads” premise is gone completely.  If I really want to watch something, I find ways to do so without supporting them.

    9. Swimsuit-Area on

      I canceled on this past increase. Even with the T-Mobile discount, it’s just not worth it

    10. ThisNameDoesntCount on

      I just wanna know how the hell we got away from paying for no ads to paying and getting ads so fucking fast lol

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