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"if you subscribe to certain Add-Ons, such as a regional sports network, in combination with a Base Plan with "no ads," you will still see advertisements while streaming Content from the Add-On.Excerpt from Peacock's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “if you subscribe to certain Add-Ons, such as a regional sports network, in combination with a Base Plan with "no ads," you will still see advertisements while streaming Content from the Add-On.”
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