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After luring customers with low prices, Amazon stuffs Fire TVs with ads
(arstechnica.com)
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Ya but thats extremely nitpicky to the point I wouldn't really take it into account. Don' get me wrong, I'm appreciative you took the time to share this conjecture but I just don't see it in the same way. Its not invasive, I honestly have way more criticism reated to their bullshit "Not now as opposed to never" nags, and also the way when you try to turn of shit they want running 24/7 there's always this annoying worthless disclaimer that trys to talk you out of doing something you have and will do a million times like turnning of location services