Disney+ has altered its user agreement to clarify that ads will be allowed on all subscription tiers.
Subscribers took note of the updated terms when the company sent out emails about the changes last week (via Dexerto). An email sent to UK subscribers that was reviewed by IGN mentioned that Disney+ had “clarified that all service plans” can now include a range of promotional content before and after viewers stream movies and shows. You can read the message sent to subscribers below.
“Changes to your Disney+ Subscriber Agreement, include, in summary, the following (though we do encourage you to read the new Subscriber Agreement in full): – We’ve clarified that all Service Plans may include: (i) promotional content, (ii) sponsorships, and (iii) advertisements before/after playback of Content and in channels, live/as-live, special events, and any third-party services content.”
While this doesn’t mean Disney will now start baking in advertisements throughout all content, it does seemingly loosen restrictions for promotional content for even the service’s most expensive tier. It’s a quiet-but-major change, with previous standalone Disney+ plans broken up between two options.
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