[devfromanatolia]

Netflix has become an advertisement platform for certain companies/ideologies/people rather than a media streaming platform.

Which is a problem because it has no like/comment functionality that can (theoretically) filter false/exaggerated advertisement.

On the other hand, which media platform is actually not an advertisement platform? That's a whole another debate.

[slownews45]

Netflix is a business. If you think they should be supporting your ideology dream on. They are making good money right now.

Netflix earned a net profit of $1,353 million in the second quarter of 2021, which is an 88% improvement over the result a year earlier.

Market cap is going to be > $200B.

When the tides of user preference change - they will change with them.

[devfromanatolia]

I am not looking for a platform to support my ideology, in fact I do not possess any ideology.

I am not talking about Netflix being a successful business either. Being profit driven does not justify false behavior.

[kokken]

If you don't believe you have an ideology, you just don't know what ideology means. Your original comment is very ideological in itself.

[devfromanatolia]

Can you please tell me which ideology does criticizing the UI choices or the content strategy of a web streaming platforms belong to?