Mr Puggsly said:
Netflix and its a garbage service now. They just raised the price and it still has a shit library of movies. Ads would be great for Netflix if it lead to a better selection of movies.
Most ads I see are on my computer and phone because those are the devices I browse the web on. If you don't want ads on Xbox, just stay offline I guess. That's a logical thing to do.
I avoid TV because I hate sitting through ads. I listen to podcasts instead of listening to the radio because I hate waiting for ads. I use VGChartz with Adblocker because the ads make my computer run like shit. The Xbox ads are there but they don't hurt my experience with that console, so I'm indifferent about them.
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I don't have a problem with Netflix. Mainly I have it so the kids can have something to watch on TV. And they've found plenty on it. If it weren't for them, I wouldn't have it. But sometimes I do catch a show on there and get caught up on the seasons. Much more convenient then the other way of doing it.
I know the dashboard ads don't hamper the experience of getting to and playing a game, but I tend to be a very organized person (even my game collections are alphabetized). I see those ads as clutter, and it irritates me, and it degrades my experience and opinion of how I view the console (even though I still like it).
But my point about ads on your phone or computer wasn't about when you are browsing the web with them, I mean having ads on your desktop where your wallpaper and icon are (or you have ads in your start menu), or on your phone where the apps are. You must admit that it wouldn't be okay then, much like I don't think it's okay on the Xbox. Especially for paying customers. I shouldn't need to keep my Xbox offline to keep ads off of it, when the ads shouldn't be there in the first place.