Pinterest Accused of Breaching EU's GDPR Regulations
Pinterest is accused of breaching EU's GDPR regulations by tracking users without consent, relying on a non-compliant legal basis for ad targeting, and failing to fulfill a data access request.
Elliot Kim
YouTube TV has announced a significant price hike, effective January 13th, which will increase the monthly subscription cost by $10 to $82.99 for existing members. However, some subscribers have found a way to temporarily avoid this price increase by threatening to cancel their subscriptions.
According to reports from 9to5Google, several YouTube TV subscribers have successfully negotiated a 6-month price lock at the current rate of $72.99 by attempting to cancel their subscriptions. This workaround has been confirmed by multiple users on a Reddit thread, although it appears that not all subscribers are eligible for this offer.
To take advantage of this price lock, subscribers need to log in to their YouTube TV account using a web browser on their computer and navigate to Settings > Membership > Manage. From there, they can pause their subscription, which may trigger an offer to extend their current price for six months. It's essential to note that this method may not work for everyone, and YouTube TV's terms and conditions do not guarantee this offer to all subscribers.
This price hike is a significant increase for YouTube TV subscribers, and the company's willingness to offer a temporary reprieve to some customers may be an attempt to mitigate the backlash. The exact criteria for eligibility for the 6-month price lock are unclear, but it's likely that YouTube TV is targeting loyal customers who are willing to commit to the service for an extended period.
The implications of this price hike and the subsequent price lock offer are far-reaching. As the streaming landscape continues to evolve, companies like YouTube TV must balance their pricing strategies with customer expectations and loyalty. This move may be seen as a short-term fix to retain subscribers, but it also raises questions about the long-term sustainability of the service's pricing model.
As the streaming wars intensify, YouTube TV's competitors will likely be watching this development closely. The company's ability to adapt to changing market conditions and customer needs will be crucial in maintaining its position in the market. For now, subscribers who are eligible for the 6-month price lock can breathe a sigh of relief, but the future of YouTube TV's pricing remains uncertain.
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