Netflix Enhances Binge-Watching Experience with Improved Features
Netflix has recently implemented several modifications to its subscription plans, including price hikes in different areas. Additionally, the popular streaming service has introduced exciting enhancements to its Ad-supported plan, potentially pleasing its users. These updates will be visible to ad-tier Netflix subscribers starting from the start of 2024. Discover the fresh features that Netflix has introduced.
Netflix ad-supported plan changes
In October, Netflix announced a price increase for its standard and premium plans. According to the recently decided plan, Netflix will offer a Basic package for $11.99 per month and a Premium package for $22.99 per month. However, the ad-supported plan and the standard level remain the same price. Now there is a surprise for the users when the new features are introduced in the promoted plan.
9To5Mac reports that people who binge watch Netflix content will now see fewer ads — the more you watch, the less ads you’ll get. Netflix said it will make the fourth episode ad-free for subscribers who watch three consecutive episodes of the series. Netflix said: “Beginning in the first quarter of 2024, our advertisers worldwide will be able to use our new binge ad format (wt), which leverages viewing behavior by watching multiple episodes in a row.” The changes will be made in the first quarter of 2024. This can be good news for people who want to view their content.
In addition, Netflix’s ad-supported subscribers can download content for offline viewing, making it the only ad-supported streaming service that offers downloads. This announcement comes after the ad tier plan reached 15 million global monthly active users. These exciting features of Netflix can also attract more users.
Now, Netflix users with an ad-supported plan can watch content in 1080p and can use the app on Apple TV as well. For just $6.99 per month, users can enjoy watching their favorite content on Netflix. The new Netflix feature may increase your screen time, but now people prefer to watch their content, making it a win-win for both users and the company.
