Bonus: Upgrade your streaming experience

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Remember: If you'd rather not receive these Wednesday emails, ​[you can easily opt out of them](=)without affecting the rest of your subscription. ✅ [​Got it — don't show this again​](=)​ There are so many streaming services nowadays. Here in the States, we have Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Max, Disney+, Paramount+, Apple TV — and that's just a small handful of them. Some people argue cord-cutting is expensive because there are so many streaming services. True: It would be expensive if you had to subscribe to all of them at once. But you could subscribe to just one or two at a time and save some serious cash. This streaming companion app will give you one single place to track all the TV shows and movies you want to stream. You can even run it right on your TV. It'll help you decide what streaming services you should subscribe to at any given time, too. That will give you a way to save money in the face of all these streaming price hikes. #top Your intelligent streaming companion This app will show you where you can stream any TV show, movie, or sports game. It will also let you build a list of TV shows and movies you want to watch, giving you a bird's-eye view of exactly what streaming services are worth subscribing to at any given time. (And it's available in over 140 countries around the world, so it's not just for those of us here in the USA.) ➜ It's a free website and collection of apps called [JustWatch](). ⌚ You can get up and running in as little as 30 seconds. JustWatch is simple to use, but it hides a lot of advanced features that can take the stress out of streaming. You can visit the website and search for any movie or TV show to find out your streaming options for it in your country. [JustWatch website showing where to watch something.] Better yet: Create a JustWatch account and make a watch list of TV shows and movies. You can tell JustWatch which streaming services you have now, and it'll show you which of your TV shows or movies you can stream. You can also see a big list of everything you want to watch and where it's available. With this info, maybe you'll realize it's a good month to unsubscribe from Netflix and watch some Hulu instead. JustWatch has a full-featured website and apps for Android, iPhone, and iPad. You can even get JustWatch on an Android TV, Fire TV, Xbox, Apple TV, Samsung TV, or LG TV. (Sorry, there's no Roku app, but you can still use JustWatch on your phone with a Roku.) [JustWatch app on Android.] JustWatch has been around for years, but I'm impressed just how polished and comprehensive it's become. There are lots of apps for tracking the TV shows you're watching, but most don't integrate so nicely with streaming services. 📌 You can use JustWatch [on the web]() or [download apps for your devices of choice](. 💰 It's free! (Or you can pay $2.49 per month to remove ads and get a few extra features.) 🕶 JustWatch is based in the EU and has a standard-looking [privacy policy](=) under the GDPR. Hopefully, this will streamline your streaming! Now let's talk about another way you can save some precious time. #top SPONSORED MESSAGE “Saved me so many hours” =​ Also, “Incredible.” “Game-changing.” “Like having a superpower.” Those are just a few of the ways that people using Upword, an AI-powered research assistant, describe it. Like a cross between Chat-GPT and an actual, full-time research assistant, [Upword](=)helps you ace your research tasks 10X faster. The best part? How Upword organizes your content and synthesizes entire sections of text, cutting your reading time by a whopping 85%. Why professionals and lifelong learners use worship Upword: 🔎 Enables you to find any piece of information in your library (and answer any question you have) ⏰ Saves you (and your eyeballs) tons of reading time 📧 Creates beautiful online summary docs that you can share with colleagues and peers effortlessly ➜ [Ace that research project, presentation, or million dollar idea and start your 7-day free trial today!](=)​ [TRY UPWORD FOR FREE! ➜](=) #top This Week's Bonus Intelligence Quiz Which of these streaming services had the shortest lifespan? Remember: NO CHEATING! Anyone can look up info on the web. Stick with the spirit of the game and test your actual knowledge without searching. It's just for fun, anyway! [Yahoo! Screen]() [Seeso]() [Quibi]() [HBO Max]() Answer correctly before next Wednesday and secure your spot on the [Bonus Intelligence Leaderboard](=)! Last week's question and answer: Without looking, which of the following tech services seems like it'd have the worst rating for privacy practices? Reddit. The website Terms of Service; Didn’t Read gives Reddit [its lowest possible grade]() for raising “very serious concerns” via activities like reading private messages, deleting specific content without notice, and sharing personal info to third parties. As an extra surprise, Apple is actually the company with the second-worst score due to [its laundry list]() of data collection and sharing practices.   You received this email because your address was signed up for the Windows Intelligence early preview. If you didn't mean to sign up or no longer wish to be subscribed, you can [unsubscribe or update your preferences here](=).