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by Dylan16807
2068 days ago
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> Background video lowers the value of ads which subsidizes free playback so it makes monetary sense to disable it. On the other hand, video is expensive to serve so the ad revenue per gigabyte should be higher, in addition to getting more hours of listening per user. So it makes monetary sense to enable it. They're both valid options for making money. So it's fair game to analyze it as a matter of user preference, company preference, and level of rudeness. |
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Even if they did, the ad revenue without video playback is 0. Advertisers are paying for impressions and views, not sound only.