Spitbath

What I want to know is this... When watching a show on ad-free Hulu, one can tell where the commercials would be placed by a half second pause where the screen goes black. If commercials weren't a thing it would seem like bad editing. Netflix shows generally do not have these brief pauses, which makes some of their shows feel more cinematic or similar to an HBO show. I would even argue that it elevates the quality of a show. So... Would a commercial based Netflix plan just start playing ads at random? Would it be like how a YouTube video gets suddenly interrupted at the most inconvenient mid-sentence interval? Will Netflix start adding brief pauses to future programming?

godofbiscuits said:

If only Apple hadn’t funded the report.

Where does it say that Apple funded the report?

Wow! Did I just wander into a comments section for crotchety boomers or what?!

igforbes said:

insync88 said:

Is it the same with app updates? I’ve never had a app auto update,then I check manually and have 20 updates available 

I had 11 apps that auto updated today. So I would say no to your question. 

Same here. I've never had to manually update apps. That's not to say I've never opened the App Store and found apps waiting to be updated... they just sit in the queue until I place the phone on the charger when I go to sleep at night.

That is just about the ugliest thing I have ever seen! It looks like an anti-theft device used for display models in a retail store.