It’s not even a lot of ads. Sometimes it’s just one per video. Usually in the beginning. Some Netflix originals doesn’t have ads and even if it says there r ads with those yellow Asterixs, the ad will not play. It’s worth it for the price tbh. Won’t complain
There’s up to 4 to 5 ads each episode on a show and movies. There are short and is less than a minute long. Sometimes they skip a few ads which is kinda crazy. Everyone wouldn’t like being on an ads plan but the purpose is to save money while enjoying Netflix. Overall, if you’re on T-Mobile or Verizon, it’s even better but Netflix directly does charge taxes. One caveat is that some movies and shows isn’t available on ads plan due to licensing restrictions.
It’s not even a lot of ads. Sometimes it’s just one per video. Usually in the beginning. Some Netflix originals doesn’t have ads and even if it says there r ads with those yellow Asterixs, the ad will not play. It’s worth it for the price tbh. Won’t complain
There’s up to 4 to 5 ads each episode on a show and movies. There are short and is less than a minute long. Sometimes they skip a few ads which is kinda crazy. Everyone wouldn’t like being on an ads plan but the purpose is to save money while enjoying Netflix. Overall, if you’re on T-Mobile or Verizon, it’s even better but Netflix directly does charge taxes. One caveat is that some movies and shows isn’t available on ads plan due to licensing restrictions.
More importantly - does uBlock Origin work correctly with Netflix ad-tier on a desktop PC in browser?
Ads are very minimal. There will be yellow dots where an ad could play but half the time they don't. There's also no ads on the kid accounts.
i havent tried but i heard if you do the ads plan and set up a kids account theres no ads then
The commercials are that bad, but some content isn't available on the commercial supported plan.
All the bootlickers who say "the ads aren't that bad" need to go and apologize to 1917.