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"Service Tiers with "no ads" may offer live Content, such as sporting events and other special events or access to linear channels such as your local NBC station, which contain traditional commercial breaks.Excerpt from Peacock's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Service Tiers with "no ads" may offer live Content, such as sporting events and other special events or access to linear channels such as your local NBC station, which contain traditional commercial breaks.”
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