It does if you inflate the price of the base tier, then add a new lower tier at the old price. With ads.

Or if you have less content and charge more.

Or if you stop making content with creatives having control and instead make it based on producer led content.

Or if you start changing up the cover art of different content and sprinkle it in different categories to give the appearance of more content.

Or if you claim to be about freedom of speech and not judging content based on being offensive or controversial, but then fire workers that you feel are offensive or controversial.

Or if you start buying your competition with the intention of having less competition.

• The quality of writing/content
• Pumping anything and everything out leading to dropping shows
• the loss of some providers and franchises
• the tactics around sign in and users
• streaming quality
• adverts

These were standard and they compromised…unless pay more. They are still making money. They can still afford to employ talent and pay wages. They can still choose to be fair to their employees and customers. But no. Give less, remove features, raise prices is the approach they repeatedly take.

If I bought a dvd its didn’t come with a ban on sharing it. They have conditioned lots to think this is acceptable. It’s not you are the customer. You give them money and it’s still not enough for them.

What has Netflix enshittified?

Their content.

Is it irony to quote all the enshittification steps and then demonstrate you know nothing about enshittification by saying they're good things?

If they were value-added features, we could opt-out and pay the same (plus inflation) without them. None of the extra shit has any value to my house, for instance.