Re:Disney, Netflix, and More Are Fighting FTC's 'Click to Ca...
by cogman10 on Thursday July 13, 2023 @01:08PM
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> The companies claim that it would impose heavy costs on them.
Which is funny because they spend ungodly amounts of money staffing and fielding the phone calls for cancelation.
The actual cost is literally hooking their almost certainly existing "cancel subscription" api up to a UX for the user. They've already done 99% of the work since these companies all support cancelation.
Which is funny because they spend ungodly amounts of money staffing and fielding the phone calls for cancelation.
The actual cost is literally hooking their almost certainly existing "cancel subscription" api up to a UX for the user. They've already done 99% of the work since these companies all support cancelation.