<story><title>Netflix Canada just got rid of its cheapest ad-free plan without even a heads up</title><url>https://www.narcity.com/netflix-canada-got-rid-of-cheapest-ad-free-subscription</url></story><parent_chain></parent_chain><comment><author>medellin</author><text>Netflix also no longer works when i travel. Went on a short trip to see some relatives in another country and my netflix account is blocked. Contacted support and they said i need to pay for a new account in that country.&lt;p&gt;Netflix is really starting to lose its value for me. But I’m working on setting up a VPN at my house to tunnel all Netflix traffic through and then configure some rpis to send to family members so we can all steal from Netflix again.&lt;p&gt;At this point they have pissed me off enough that im working on making it as easy as possible for anyone to setup and sharing it when im done.</text></comment>
<story><title>Netflix Canada just got rid of its cheapest ad-free plan without even a heads up</title><url>https://www.narcity.com/netflix-canada-got-rid-of-cheapest-ad-free-subscription</url></story><parent_chain></parent_chain><comment><author>Waterluvian</author><text>Tangent: As much as it feels like we just have “bundles” like the bad old cable days, I really enjoy getting to change streaming providers every 2-3 months.  My wife and I just Hoover up whatever we’re interested in then move on.  And in a year we’ve got that service back and we Hoover up the last year’s added content that looks good.&lt;p&gt;Lots of ways to measure it but when I think about how much I pay and what my experience is like, I’m doing far better than in the cable days. I’m much happier.</text></comment>