Profit-Driven Company Decisions
Users debate why companies restrict features or services instead of improving them, attributing it to protecting revenue, maximizing profits, and avoiding financial losses.
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they were likely thinking, it doesnt generate enough revenue?
If they weren’t turning a profit, they wouldn’t be pushing this.
Because it would undercut profits.
I think they are doing this to not loose money. They will lose market share but I guess they can always get it back.
Why would this happen when it's more profitable not to?
I interpret it more that they're losing money on it and are trying to limit the bleeding.
That would break their business model.
It's unfortunately more profitable to make it this way, otherwise they wouldn't.
I think it's because they are losing popularity thus want to gain some revenue. Nothing wrong with this.
Because this would negatively affect their revenue?