If you’ve already thought of it, sit back and pay for it version with advertising from Netflix, without any negatives, then you have to listen carefully. In fact, it seems that the ad-equipped version of Netflix, the one that should cost the least of all, may have some limitations.
The first thing you notice when analyzing the application code Netflixdiscovered by Steve Moser and shared with Bloomberg, seems to be an offline download limit for those on the advertising plan. However, the limit, which could actually be given by having to be connected to see the ads, makes sense according to the criterion by which Netflix makes this fourth subscription.
In fact, at the moment we have a plan base from €7.99 (Standard Definition, 1 device at a time), one Standard from €12.99 (Full HD, 2 devices at the same time) and one Premium starting at $17.99 (4K, 4 devices simultaneously), the fourth floor could cost even less and work as a trial version of the product.
According to what he said Ted Sarandos, co-CEO of Netflix, this ad plan should be designed in such a way that it has even less content than the others, almost a kind of trial version, a trial to understand whether or not the Netflix platform does in all respects. The plan with advertising should come in 2023, so officially there is little to discover how it will be structured.
Source: Lega Nerd
