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It was an affordable public good but anextremely stupid business, so the appshuttered in September 2019.
But just like aninflatable clown-shaped punching bag, you cant keep a ridiculous Silicon Valley idea down.
He didnt say what the pricing will be, but this all sounds fairly reasonable.
He demonstrates this by starting up an ad on his phone.
In return for watching an ad without looking away, a user gets credits to put toward a movie.
Spikes frames this as empowering.
Instead of MoviePassselling your datato advertisers, the advertisers buy ad-space on the app.
The invasion of privacy doesnt seem worth it …Maybefor free tickets toMarry Me.
