While watching The Simpsons on Disney+ through my Mi TV, I noticed that the content was labeled as “new.” However, The Simpsons first premiered in 1989 and has been available on Disney+ for quite some time, yet it is still being displayed in the interface as if it were newly added. This appears both misleading and illogical.
I request that the “new” label used for The Simpsons on the Disney+ interface be corrected and that the informational tags shown next to content be updated to ensure they are accurate and consistent. Additionally, due to this unnecessary and misleading labeling, I expect an explanation and an apology.
Since joining Netflix in 2019, I've been bombarded with warnings that my television is outdated. According to a Netflix customer service representative, I need to buy a new model TV compatible with their update to continue using the Netflix app on my TV screen. What nonsense! Why am I being forced i...
I’m extremely disappointed with Netflix’s recent changes to the app interface on Samsung TVs. The new layout forces users to watch trailers continuously, and even suggests rewatching the same trailers under a "Watch Again" section. The menu is filled with inconsistencies, and the presentation seems ...
I recently bought a new TV (9 months ago), and now I'm getting an error saying, "Netflix is no longer available on this device." The TV doesn’t allow for updates, so I thought I could at least watch by casting from my phone, but even that’s blocked. I’m paying for Netflix every month, so why can’t I...
Hello, I subscribed to Disney+ on May 4, 2025, and I already regret it. Yes, I understand that it’s labeled as an ad-supported plan—but I never expected the ads to be this overwhelming. Watching a movie has become frustrating. There are multiple ad breaks, each lasting at least 2 minutes or more, a...
Even though we have a paid annual Disney+ subscription, we are extremely dissatisfied with the constant ads that appear while using the platform. We do not expect to see advertisements on a service we pay for, and when purchasing the subscription, we were not clearly informed or asked to approve an ...
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