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LG TVs start showing ads on screensavers
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Paid products should have ZERO ads whether relevant or not. I cancelled Amazon prime the minute they added ads into videos. Fuck that shit.
As a consequence my Amazon shopping has taken a nose dive. I used to buy shit constantly because I had free shipping now I have to really really REALLY need something and even then I'll wait till I need at least 35$ worth to still get free shipping.
If more people stood up to enshitification we'd be much better off as consumers.