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If you have not canceled them by now... Here is yet another reason to.

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>Netflix isn’t preparing for a multibillion acquisition anymore, but it’s still raising prices. As first spotted by Android Authority today, Netflix now lists its ad-supported plan as costing $9 per month, up from $8/month. The Standard, ad-free plan went up from $18/month to $20/month, and the Premium ad-free plan (which supports viewing from four, instead of two, devices simultaneously, 4K, and spatial audio) went from $25/month to $27/month. For comparison, Disney+ starts at $12/month with commercials and $19/month without. Netflix’s last price hike was in January 2025, when subscribers started paying up to 16 percent more. Before that, Netflix’s most recent price hike was in 2023.

If you have not canceled them by now... Here is yet another reason to. Archive: (broken) From the post: >>Netflix isn’t preparing for a multibillion acquisition anymore, but it’s still raising prices. As first spotted by Android Authority today, Netflix now lists its ad-supported plan as costing $9 per month, up from $8/month. The Standard, ad-free plan went up from $18/month to $20/month, and the Premium ad-free plan (which supports viewing from four, instead of two, devices simultaneously, 4K, and spatial audio) went from $25/month to $27/month. For comparison, Disney+ starts at $12/month with commercials and $19/month without. Netflix’s last price hike was in January 2025, when subscribers started paying up to 16 percent more. Before that, Netflix’s most recent price hike was in 2023.
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I have been doing this for years. Anything I actually want, I buy a hard copy. I rip and convert it. I put it on my home-server then the CD/DVD/BlueRay/HD/Etc all go into a cd binder for safe keeping.

I don't worry about them getting scratched because they are on the network share. I almost NEVER have to pull out an actual disk to watch it (unless my convert is messed up, then I make a new convert after we watch it).

This works for me. Maybe not everyone since I am a techie and do this stuff but if anyone want's to learn how they can just DM me.