SloveniaPop TV has introduced significant changes in September, which have led to dissatisfaction among viewers. According to reports, users who pay for delayed viewing are now required to watch a five-minute ad block before accessing content. The ability to skip ads is only available after three days, but some users report being unable to skip them even after this period. Similar complaints have appeared online. When investigating the issue, T-2 and Telekom stated they were not aware of such problems, while A1 directed users directly to Pro Plus. Telemach admitted there was an issue with their EON platform, where ad skipping was disabled for more than three days, and promised a fix through an update, though no specific date was provided. Despite these issues, user feedback so far appears minimal, while Telekom and T-2 have noted an increase in user inquiries regarding the new system.
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