Netflix's ad-supported tier is here, and it is missing content...
Arrested Development, House of Cards, Peaky Blinders, and more are unavailable on Netflix with ads
Published: 4th November 2022 | Source: Mashable |
Netflix's cheaper ad-supported service is now available, but not all of Netflix's shows and movies are available there
Netflix's new "Basic with Ads" tier is now available in the UK, US and several other major global markets, but it has been confirmed that this new ad-supported subscription tier will not support all of Netflix's library of content.
Due to "licensing restrictions", Netflix are unable to stream several popular shows and movies to subscribers of the service's new ad-supported tier. Netflix has been quick to state that subscribers to Netflix's cheaper service tier can access the "vast majority of Netflix's content, and that they are currently "working on" a solution that will bring missing titles to their "Basic with ads" service tier.
In the UK< Netflix Basic with ads is now available for £4.99 per month. This tier is £2 per month cheaper than Netflix's Basic tier, which costs £6.99, and less than half of the price of Netflix's Standard tier, which costs £10.99.
Shows that are currently excluded from Netflix's Basic with Ads tier include shows like rrested Development, House of Cards, Peaky Blinders, New Girl, The Magicians, The Last Kingdom, The Sinner, Good Girls, The Good Place, and Friday Night Lights. Netflix's new cost reduced plans also excludes movies like Skyfall, 28 Days, The Imitation Game and The Bad Guys.
Currently, it is unknown how many shows and movies are currently excluded from Netflix's ad-supported tier. In time, Netflix hopes to offer the same content on all of their service tiers, but this will require Netflix to alter some of its licensing agreements.
You can join the discussion on the launch of Netflix's ad-supported Basic with Ads tier on the OC3D Forums.
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I don't care I don't use any streaming service aside from Prime, and that's only because it's free.
But I can see this causing even more issues and losses as people just give up on Netflix.
Mods and admins aren't going to like this statement.
But piracy is free.
Amazon Prime. £8.99
Disney+ £7.99
Netflix £4.99, £6.99, £10.99 or £15.99
NowTV £9.99 to join, £9.99 for entertainment, £9.99 for movies, £11.98 for sport
Britbox £7.99
That's a total of £83pm for all the things.
It's unlikely that people will have Amazon, Netflix, Disney+ Britbox and NowTV. But I guarantee someone will.
Even without NowTV it's still £41
£41 is fast becoming a lot of money.Quote
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