| ▲ | chasebank 5 hours ago | |
But why would they make the product shittier and not just more expensive? A lot of the complaints have been the model getting lost and going rogue. | ||
| ▲ | ImPostingOnHN 5 hours ago | parent [-] | |
Because sometimes you can make more money by reducing costs and making something shittier (especially if you do it covertly), compared to increasing prices. I suspect more customers are lost a lot faster when you increase prices, compared to enshittifying the product. It's also a lot more directly attributable to an action, and thus easier for an executive to be blamed if they choose the former over the latter. | ||