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Premium streaming tiers still force aggressive advertisements

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You are literally paying for the privilege of being marketed to. Streaming platforms created a beautiful racket where they charge you a monthly subscription fee, yet still interrupt your paid content with unskippable corporate advertisements, double-dipping on revenue while you just sit there and take it.

Premium streaming tiers still force aggressive advertisements
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