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*Modifications of [[terms of service]] or [[terms of use]] to include anti-consumer practices. | *Modifications of [[terms of service]] or [[terms of use]] to include anti-consumer practices. | ||
*[[Advertising overload]]. | *[[Advertising overload]] to prioritize advertiser profits and encourage users to pay to disable (or limit) visible ads. | ||
*[[Pay-walling]] or limiting functions or features, usually ones that used to be free at first. This can also end into [[monetization overload]]. In some cases, a function or feature might be completely removed. | *[[Pay-walling]] or limiting functions or features, usually ones that used to be free at first. This can also end into [[monetization overload]]. In some cases, a function or feature might be completely removed. | ||
*Integration of [[Bloatware]]. | |||
*Price gouging or [[surge pricing]]. | *Price gouging or [[surge pricing]]. | ||
*In physical products, usage of lower-quality or durability materials to manufacture the products, | *In physical products, usage of lower-quality or durability materials to manufacture the products in order to minimize costs. In some cases, this practice is alongside with [[planned obsolescence]]. | ||
*In software, | *In software, low-quality updates and features, with some cases involving in the usage of [[AI slop]]. | ||
*Provider companies ignoring user feedback that involves in reverting or removing features that reduce partnership or shareholder profitting. | *Provider companies ignoring user feedback that involves in reverting or removing features that reduce partnership or shareholder profitting. | ||
==Examples== | ==Examples== | ||