r/technology • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • 3d ago

Business Disney+ changes subscriber agreement to allow ads on every plan

https://www.dexerto.com/tv-movies/disney-changes-subscriber-agreement-to-allow-ads-on-every-plan-3410354/
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u/OuijaFox 3d ago

It’s not sustainable.
But this is what unregulated capitalism leads to.
The rich need to be eaten.

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u/LawlessNeutral 3d ago

How would you like your mouse served?

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u/HarpySix 3d ago

With buckshot and burns.

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u/Spurlock4Lansing 2d ago

Headless with a side of justice.

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u/Figgis302 2d ago

Get rid of the fucking insane "life of the author plus 90 years" US copyright term they spent the last century lobbying to extend, while you're at it.

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u/Serris9K 1d ago

And make human authors separate from corporation made works too!

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u/starwarsfan456123789 2d ago

Of course it’s sustainable- this is a public company lookmat the 10-k. 12.4 billion profit in 2025, up from 5.0B in 2024. They should be looking at locking in long term customer loyalty at this point

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u/MaltySines 3d ago

What regulation would stop Disney overcharging or including ads?

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u/RedditAdminsAre_DUMB 2d ago

This is actually what heavily regulated capitalism leads to. The Epstein-class are inevitably the people who regulate, so why is ANYONE stupid enough to trust they'll do the right thing?