Disney+: New user agreement allows ads before movies in all subscriptions
Disney+ has updated its subscriber agreement to allow for advertisements in all tiers, including those previously marketed as ad-free. This change introduces exceptions for commercial interruptions in content that was once considered premium and ad-free.
Why it matters
This move highlights a broader trend in the streaming industry where platforms are eroding the value proposition of premium, ad-free subscriptions.
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